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SCHOOLING DURING COVID-19Governor Whitmer recently issued a 63-page roadmap on how to return students to school in the fall of 2020 with recommendations and requirements for implementation according to what phase of safety a particular region is in. The southwest region of the state is currently in level 4 but a pushback to level 3 is looming if the number of new cases does not decrease. Schools are actively planning how to address the new year and the governor’s plan provides both detailed mandates and suggested best practices. Her plan has six phases and in phases 1-3, there is no physical return…
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Filing for Divorce: 4 Things A Great Attorney Must Keep In MindTailor the representation to the client. All cases are different and can include child custody, alimony/ spousal support, division of a business, division of a marital home, retirement assets or other important assets, child support, hidden assets, infidelity, domestic violence, many other important issues, or not. In some cases, all these issues may be a priority, maybe none of them, or some of them. In some cases, the client is more concerned with getting the matter over as quickly as possible, in others may be less so. Early in the case, a great attorney asks the difficult, directed questions that…
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Michigan Court of Appeals Defines “Domestic Violence” in Custody CasesIt is not uncommon for the term “domestic violence” to get tossed around in divorce or custody cases. What is or what is not domestic violence means different things to different people. In a recently published case, Brown v Brown, the Michigan Court of Appeals considered domestic violence as it relates to child custody, and the term was defined in an expansive way which may be surprising to many. In light of this case, anyone who has been accused of domestic violence or believes they or their children are victims of domestic violence should be aware of it. Here are some of…