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Can I use my ex’s Facebook posts in our divorce?

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Jun 13, 2023 | Divorce

Divorce is a complex and emotional process that involves many legal issues. One common question is whether they can use their soon-to-be ex’s social media posts as evidence. The answer is not simple. It depends on several factors. No-fault divorce state Like many...

What is the difference between custody and parenting time?

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | May 15, 2023 | Divorce

When parents in Michigan go through a divorce, they may have many concerns, but one of the most important to them is what will happen with their children. Parents are often concerned with which parent will receive custody of the children. Custody is a term that many...

Joint custody requires the parents to cooperate

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Apr 20, 2023 | Divorce

During a Michigan divorce, disputes over children are common. Since the breakup of a marriage can be difficult for kids, it is important that the parents do whatever they can to make the process as seamless as possible. For many, joint custody is the most viable...

Taking care of your mental health during a divorce

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Apr 19, 2023 | Divorce

Divorce can be one of the most mentally and emotionally stressful experiences you will ever go through. You might know that your marriage is over, and that divorce is the right choice, but you may still experience feelings of sadness, bitterness and regret. Taking...

Same sex custody case before Michigan Supreme Court

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Apr 19, 2023 | Divorce

For eight years, LGBTQ couples had the recognized right to marry in this country. But the delay until this right became a reality poses unique legal problems for same-sex couples who divorce or separate. Court hears impactful case The state Supreme Court heard...

Legal separation in Michigan

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Mar 23, 2023 | Divorce

When confronting the breakdown of their marriage, some couples don’t want to rush headlong into divorce. They choose instead to separate and there are variations on this theme. Some states have types of separation — trial separation, permanent separation and legal...

Annulment in Michigan

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Mar 9, 2023 | Divorce

Annulment is a path to marital dissolution, but it’s a very different animal than that of divorce. Where divorce ends a marriage that was entered into lawfully but no longer works, annulment rescinds the marriage because it asserts the marriage never existed. The...

Mediation: A viable path to settlement

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Feb 8, 2023 | Divorce

For some divorce cases where the parties are not diametrically opposed and the level of acrimony is manageable, mediation can be a means to an end that is faster, cheaper, more confidential, and finally more productive. It’s a reliable form of dispute resolution. For...

Michigan is a no-fault divorce state

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Feb 5, 2023 | Firm News

Many married people decide to end their marriage after years of trying to make it work with their spouse. If you have decided to file for divorce in Michigan, you will need to make sure you meet all legal requirements. Fortunately, the requirements are not difficult...

The 10-year divorce rule in Michigan

On Behalf of Giordano Law, PLC | Jan 25, 2023 | Divorce

In Michigan, an equitable distribution state, the divorce laws apply to all cases, whether you’re dealing with a short- or long-term marriage. That is, property is divided equitably. Child custody arrangements are guided by the best interests of the child. Spousal...

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