A pension or retirement fund isn't something that every divorce involves. If a couple marries young and divorces young, there may not be anything invested in any sort or retirement plan. If you're older, however, it's much more likely that pensions and retirement...

Month: February 2017
Understanding finances before a divorce
Nobody plans for divorce. It's something that happens when a relationship changes, often over time. Not just marital status will change with a divorce, though. Couples plan a future together, which includes assets and wealth. In most households, duties are divided...
How will divorce affect your small business?
How will your divorce affect your small business?The answer depends on several factors. Since Michigan is not a community property state, the court aims for a fair property division—but the court recognizes that "fair" and "equal" aren't necessarily the same...
Filing for your tax refund before filing bankruptcy
Tax season can collide with post-holiday bankruptcies in some unusual ways. If you intend to file a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy soon, it's important to understand what you can and can't do with any tax refund that you receive.-- Keep in mind that trustees would...
Super DUI in Michigan: Why you need a strong defense
The consequences for drunk driving in Michigan are steep, and those convicted of this crime could find themselves facing time behind bars or expensive fines. For drivers convicted of super DUI, which comes with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .17 or higher, the...
Notice of an adversary bankruptcy proceeding: What’s next?
Most bankruptcies go forward fairly smoothly—unless a debtor receives notice that he or she is facing an adversary proceeding, which means a creditor wants the bankruptcy judge to deny the discharge of a debt and force the debtor to pay up.What should you do if...