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Can a non-compete agreement be invalid?
The legality of a non-compete clause can be tricky. Companies use them to prevent employees from going to work with the competition and they will usually bar an employee from taking work with a competitor within a specific geographical area. However, courts carefully...
What are the best ways to prepare your kids to live in two homes?
As parents in Michigan prepare for divorce and do their best to keep their children happy and settled, it can be hard to make the adjustment from one home to two. Whether the child only comes for visitation or spends half their time at one home, there are certain...
What constitutes an equitable distribution?
If you plan to end your Michigan marriage, one of the things you and your spouse will need to do as part of your divorce proceedings is to make a fair and equitable property settlement agreement. But unlike in community property states where the law says that...
Municipalities tell pot businesses to go elsewhere
Michigan voters approved the legalization of recreational marijuana use on the November 6 ballot. While this makes it legal to possess and smoke in areas where smoking is allowed, many municipalities have quickly moved to tell recreational pot businesses that they...
Put your company on a firm foundation when entering a new industry
There are great opportunities to be had in Michigan’s legal marijuana industry. Whether you’re considering forming a grow operation, a dispensary or a retail establishment, there is plenty of room for growth. That said, there are risks involved in any business...
Important financial documents your divorce attorney will need
Deciding to divorce is one of the most important decisions an individual can make. After several months of contemplating it, you and your spouse have decided that it is best for the health of the children and yourselves that you file for divorce. The good news is that...
