Tag: Reasons for Divorce
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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A Michigan Family Law Attorney’s Perspective on Prenuptial Agreements
After decades of practicing family law here in Michigan, I’ve learned that few topics generate as much confusion—and unnecessary fear—as prenuptial agreements. Many people assume a prenup will never hold up in a Michigan court, so they avoid the conversation altogether. That belief is simply incorrect. Michigan courts routinely enforce prenuptial (or “antenuptial”) agreements, provided…
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How a Nasty Divorce Can Hurt the Child: Attorney Charles M. Kronzek Explains
In Mid-Michigan, particularly within the Ingham, Clinton, Eaton, and Jackson circuit courts, family court judges are increasingly losing patience with “high-conflict” litigation. A recent appellate affirmation highlights a growing trend: the court will rescind a parent’s decision-making authority over the child not as a punishment for being “bad,” but as a logistical necessity when communication…
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Navigating Family Dispute Resolution in Michigan: Your Comprehensive Guide
Introduction Family disputes can be emotionally draining, impacting not only the individuals involved but also their children and extended family members. As divorce lawyers practicing in Mid Michigan, our team has witnessed firsthand the complexities of family law cases of almost every kind during the past several decades. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore Michigan-specific…
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Divorce and Bankruptcy: Navigating the Intersection
Timing Matters: Filing Before, During, or After Divorce When assisting clients with divorce cases, we prioritize property settlement discussions right after issues concerning minor children need to be resolved. Among critical considerations is the timing of bankruptcy filings. Should it occur before, during, or after the divorce process? Our collaborative approach involves consulting with bankruptcy…