On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 26, 2020 | Divorce, Family Law
Most people have at least some debt. It can be student loans, a mortgage, credit card charges, wedding costs or medical bills. When a couple divorces, what happens to these debts? Just like other property – the house, vehicles, retirement accounts and other assets –...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 24, 2020 | OWI
Law enforcement relies on different methods for detection of the presence of alcohol in a suspect’s system. One tool is a Breathalyzer, which measure the amount of alcohol in a person’s system based on breath the individual blows into it. It is imperative that these...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 23, 2020 | Divorce
Many Michigan residents participate in retirement plans offered by their employers. During a marriage, couples may keep a close eye on these accounts and decide how to use the funds in the future. However, if a couple divorces, the money in retirement accounts might...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 22, 2020 | Divorce
Money is a big reason why many couples here in Michigan and across the country end their marriages. Those issues do not end during the divorce process. If individuals are not careful while going through divorce, they could make mistakes that jeopardize post-divorce...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 12, 2020 | Criminal Law
Far more people are using hand sanitizer than ever before. In fact, many people keep some in the car to use after being out and about. If a Michigan police officer pulls over one of these individuals on suspicion of drunk driving, a substance that is supposed to keep...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 11, 2020 | Criminal Law
Like many other states, Michigan police will more than likely use the one-leg stand test as a measurement of impairment. The problem is it does not always identify drivers who may be intoxicated. Even so, this test has led to many OWI arrests here and across the...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 9, 2020 | Family Law
Now more than ever, the technologies available for staying in contact with loved ones are indispensable. Not only can people stay connected during these strange times, but parents can stay in contact with their children. In fact, the concept of virtual visitation...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 8, 2020 | Family Law
In today’s society, celebrities, the media and others herald the virtues of co-parenting. The problem is that not every divorce can support that type of parenting arrangement. Some Michigan couples’ situations are so toxic that they need to find another way to parent...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Jun 5, 2020 | Divorce
When you think about your divorce, you are probably spending a lot of time thinking about what you want to happen to your house, 401(k) and fine china. But if you, your spouse, or the two of you have significant debt, you should spend some time thinking about that...
