On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Aug 20, 2020 | Divorce, Family Law
There is no standard template for what makes a marriage work, nor a formula for determining when such a coupling might end. Every situation is different, and these matters are deeply personal. It is what makes a divorce so challenging, even if a spouse believes it is...
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 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 | May 21, 2020 | Family Law
In the eyes of the law, every child has the right to be supported by both parents. That includes emotional and financial support. What happens if a parent ordered to pay child support stops doing so? There are a few potential remedies. Enforcing child support orders...
On behalf of The Rubinstein Law Firm | Apr 27, 2020 | Family Law
Child custody and parenting time orders assume the world will continue to operate as usual. Schools will stick to their normal schedules, jobs will pull parents away at times and vacations will happen as planned. What happens in the event of a widespread emergency –...
