If you’re only just joining us now, then you have a little bit of catching up to do before you can read on. Oh, and in case you didn’t see it in the first article, that title was just to grab your attention – no parent should ever tell their children about a pending […]
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What You Should Avoid During Your DIY Divorce! (Part 3)
Thanks for joining us again here at The Kronzek Team. We’ve spent this three part series looking at the most common pitfalls that DIYers face when handling their own divorces, and some of the strategies for avoiding them. In this last segment we’ll be wrapping up our discussion with the last item on the […]
What You Should Avoid During Your DIY Divorce! (Part 2)
Welcome back and thanks for joining us again for this discussion on the pitfalls of DIY divorces and how to avoid them. In our introductory article we talked about the importance of knowing the law, and fact-checking your sources when researching for your divorce. After all, there’s so much information available on the internet, […]
What You Should Avoid During Your DIY Divorce! (Part 1)
Do-it-yourself is everywhere. From instructions on how to build a headboard for your bed using reclaimed pallet wood, to recipes for making your own laundry detergent and shower scrub, the internet is overflowing with things you can (maybe, possibly) do yourself. It’s actually a wonderful thing, because it teaches self-reliance, inspires creativity, and saves […]
The History of Divorce in Michigan and The USA (Part 3)
Welcome back and thanks again for join us. We’ve been discussing the history of divorce, both in Michigan and in the US. So far we’ve had a look at the earliest records of divorce in the US, and checked out the interesting ups and downs in Michigan’s divorce history. So picking up where we […]
The History of Divorce in Michigan and The USA (Part 2)
Welcome back and thanks for joining us again for this look into the history of divorce here in Michigan and throughout the US. Previously we looked at the earliest records of divorce in the US, which happened to be in Massachusetts, and the year Michigan first documented a divorce – 1892. Up next we’re […]
The History of Divorce in Michigan and The USA (Part 1)
Divorce, that great source of religious contention and social inequality for so many years now, has certainly changed significantly throughout history. Many of the laws we take for granted these days were at one point in history, quite revolutionary, and at others – a complete pipe dream. The fact that here in Michigan […]
Establishing Paternity in Michigan: What You Need To Know 3
Welcome back and thanks for joining us as we wrap up the subject of paternity in Michigan. In the previous articles we talked about how Michigan law defines paternity, and started looking at how it is established. Moving on, we’re going to look at the final method of legal establishment, and discuss why a […]
Establishing Paternity in Michigan: What You Need To Know 1
Establishing paternity isn’t a subject that comes up for the average married couple expecting a baby. If a child is born or conceived during a marriage, the law automatically presumes that the husband is the biological father of the child, and grants him legal rights as a father. However, in cases where […]
Legal Separation in Michigan: What You Need To Know
A lesser known fact about divorce is that it is possible, in the state of Michigan, to have one in all but name. The act of legally separating from your spouse is in many ways just like a divorce. However, it is an entirely different legal act, which comes under the title of Separate […]
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