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Divorce in Michigan

How Do I File for Divorce in Michigan?

Even though you don’t have to prove your spouse’s fault to get a divorce in Michigan, you’ll still need to follow the state’s and court’s procedures when you file for divorce.
Uncontested Divorce in Michigan

Divorce doesn't have to be a long, expensive process. Learn how to get a quick and cheap uncontested divorce in Michigan.
Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Michigan

Spousal support is a complicated topic during divorce negotiations. If you and your spouse can't agree whether one should financially support the other, the court will step in and decide for you.
The Basics of Annulment in Michigan

Overview Annulment is a civil court process that declares a marriage never existed. You can only get an annulment in very limited situations. This process should not be confused with a religious annulment, which can only be granted through your clergy. A religious annulment has no legal effect on your marital status.
Problems of Hidden Assets in Michigan Divorce Litigation

Hiding marital assets during divorce is illegal. That doesn’t seem to stop some greedy spouses.
Michigan Divorce FAQ

A Michigan divorce can be relatively easy . . . or incredibly complex. Either way, you need to know in advance what you’re getting into.

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