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  • My Marriage Is Over — What Do I Do Next?

    Coming to terms with the end of your marriage is one of life’s most difficult realizations. In terms of stress, scientifically, divorce ranks second, right below the death of a spouse, as extremely stressful. ( Holmes, T.H., & Rahe, R.H., 1967). “The Social Readjustment Rating Scale.” Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 11(2), 213–218). In Mid-Michigan communities…

  • How Are Medical, Dental, and Extracurricular Expenses Divided in Mid-Michigan Child Support Cases?

    Understanding How Michigan Divides Medical, Dental, and Extracurricular Costs When parents in Mid-Michigan—including Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Livingston, and Jackson counties—share custody and parenting time, they often ask our top-rated family law attorneys how to divide their children’s uninsured medical, dental, and optical expenses. “Support” includes not only basic child support payments but also medical, dental,…

  • A Judgment‑Free Family Law Firm in Lansing, Michigan

    Everyone Is Welcome at The Kronzek Firm At The Kronzek Firm, we know that every family is unique. Michigan families come in all shapes, sizes, and structures—and every one of them deserves respect, compassion, and exceptional legal representation. Whether you’re facing divorce, custody issues, or another family law challenge, our Lansing, Michigan-based attorneys provide a safe, supportive, and…

  • How to Choose Between Legal Separation and Divorce in Michigan?

    If you are considering ending your marriage but are unsure whether to file for divorce yet, you may want to consider filing for separate maintenance. In Mid-Michigan, whether you live in Lansing, Jackson, Eaton County, Charlotte, St. Johns, Ingham County, or Ionia, there is no such thing as a “legal separation.” Instead, separate maintenance is…

  • Dividing Retirement Benefits in a Mid-Michigan Divorce

    For divorcing couples in Mid-Michigan, including Lansing, East Lansing, Jackson, Howell, and Charlotte, a complex asset that needs to be divided is retirement benefits. Under Michigan law, retirement plans are generally treated as marital property. Whether you’re dealing with a pension, 401(k), or IRA, it’s important to know how these assets are divided during a…

  • In Michigan, What’s The Difference Between a Prenuptial and a Postnuptial Agreement?

    Legal documents such as prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can be useful for planning for the future. While they are very similar, there are some differences between the two, other than being before and after marriage. Understanding the differences can help you choose the one that best suits your needs for keeping your assets protected. However,…

  • Filing for Divorce First in Mid-Michigan

    When it comes to filing for divorce in the Lansing area, filing first may sometimes provide certain strategic advantages, especially in counties like Ingham, Clinton, and Eaton. Whether you live in Lansing, East Lansing, Mason, or St. Johns, discussing the benefits of filing first with your attorney can help you make effective decisions as you…

  • Domestic Violence and Personal Protection Orders in Mid-Michigan: What You Need to Know

    Domestic violence is a serious concern for families throughout the entire Lansing, Michigan area, including communities in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Livingston, and Ionia Counties, as well as cities such as Lansing, East Lansing, Charlotte, Jackson, St. Johns, and Brighton. Knowing your legal rights and remedies when facing abuse or threats in a domestic relationship is…

  • Stopped Receiving Child Support in Mid-Michigan: Here is What You Need to Know

     Helping Families in Lansing, East Lansing, Charlotte, St. Johns, and Ionia Protect Their Children’s Financial Security If you stopped receiving your court-ordered child support, the financial stress can feel overwhelming. For families in Mid-Michigan, including Lansing, Okemos, Charlotte, Mason, St. Johns, and Ionia, you can request the court to enforce child support and protect your…

  • Challenging Paternity Michigan Courts: What Parents Should Know About the Revocation of Parentage Act

    In Michigan communities such as Lansing, St. Johns, Charlotte, and Ionia, families sometimes face unexpected legal challenges involving paternity. In Michigan’s law, paternity is called parentage. Michigan’s Revocation of Parentage Act (ROPA) was established to handle issues regarding legally established paternity. Understanding how this law works, and when it applies, is crucial for parents in…