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Washtenaw County Guardianship Spotlights Problematic Surrogate Arrangement
In the Washtenaw County case, the surrogate mother denies there was a commercial surrogacy contract, claiming she carried the twins gratutiously, only seeking reimbursement for her medical expenses. Ms. Kehoe disputes this, blames Michigan’s poor laws on this subject, and views Ms. Baker as a child-thief.
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US Supreme Court Hears Juvenile Lifer Case
US Supreme Court Hears Juvenile Lifer Case
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Michigan Family Law Updates
Over the past several months, as Michigan and the nation grind through a sustained recession, many articles have appeared pointing to the trend of couples staying together, despite a doomed marriage.
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MIP Probation Violation Cannot Result in Jail
As the practice has spread among some judges in both Oakland and Genesse counties, members of the Criminal Defense Association of Michigan have began to organize a coordinated defense to the wrongful jailings.
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Passport Denied when Parent Owes Support Arrears
You are a non-custodial parent planning a vacation to Cancun with your kids. Your passport has lapsed and you apply for a new one, along with your children.
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Law Firms Going Paperless, Slowly
Slowly but surely. That cliche best describes the pace at which area law firms are eliminating the paper clutter from their law offices.
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Divorce in The NFL
Maximum temptation; continuous travel; lots of money. These are just some of the factors that contribute to the excessive divorce-rate among players in the NFL.
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Divorce and Facebook: Privacy Be Gone
Is there any privacy among partners in a marriage; among parties to a divorce proceeding? In this web 2.0 era, some people are their own worst enemies.
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Child Custody & The 100-Mile Rule
The Michigan Legislature long-ago codified the rules of divorce in the Child Custody Act. One of the provisions in the Act addresses when one parent proposes to move: