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Frank Briguglio Aug. 31, 2025

Developments in Prenuptial Agreements

With a root history of distrust, a prenuptial agreement attempts to protect wealth prior to a marriage. This post looks at some recent developments and the uniform law movement in Michigan.

Timothy P. Flynn July 31, 2025

Use of AI in Family and Probate Law Firms

Sure, AI is new and exciting. But the bottom line in family and probate law practices is that AI does not replace good old fashioned human effort.

Frank Briguglio July 9, 2025

What Happens at Divorce Mediation Stays at Mediation

Does what happens at a divorce mediation stay at a divorce mediation? This post examines when a party seeks to get out from under a mediated settlement agreement.

Timothy P. Flynn June 24, 2025

Divorce and Immigration in the USA

Divorce is difficult, especially when one of the spouses is an immigrant seeking permanent resident status in the United States these days. This post addresses some of the critical issues of divorce and immigration.

Timothy P. Flynn June 9, 2025

Complicated Child Custody Issues With Wealthy and Famous Parents

When wealthy & famous parents split up, the lingering child custody issues are often very complicated. These examples are from recent custody battles of the rich and famous.

Frank Briguglio May 31, 2025

Separation vs Divorce: A Property Perspective

Our clients often ask: should I get separated instead of divorce? This post examines what happens to your property when it becomes subject to a separate maintenance agreement.

Timothy P. Flynn May 23, 2025

Prenuptial Agreements and Separate Property in Michigan Divorce

Ultimately, prenuptial agreements remain a useful tool, particularly in second marriages or for protecting pre-marital assets. Yet, their enforceability can depend heavily on context, raising important questions about fairness and legal reliability.

Timothy P. Flynn April 26, 2025

Michigan Supreme Court Punts Frozen Embryo Case to Legislature

Parents used IVF to create a family. At the time of their divorce, one frozen embryo remained. Which branch of government should decide the fate of this embryo?

Frank Briguglio April 8, 2025

Moving Away with Minor Children

Once a child's residence is established, how does a parent get permission to move away? This post examines the change of domicile motion.

Timothy P. Flynn March 31, 2025

Estate Planning for Second Marriages

Second marriages are common. But what type of estate plan is best for a second marriage? Of course, it depends on the circumstances.

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