Perhaps you have researched and learned about mediation. Perhaps your mother’s neighbor’s uncle swears it is the best divorce method. Perhaps you are just now hearing about mediation for the first time. Whatever it is, John R. Foley, P.C. is here to help. Mediation is a popular way to divorce …Read More
Embarking into the world of family law can feel overwhelming if you have not previously had experience with it. After all, family lawyers go to years of schooling and then build up their practice for years — they have had the time needed to understand the nuances of child custody, child support, d…Read More
Following a divorce, it is common for there to be a large change in at least one partner’s financial situation. Depending on the need and the circumstances, you may be required to pay alimony to your ex or your ex may be required to pay alimony to you. Also known as spousal support, alimony is a…Read More
Even if you are ready for a divorce or you were the one to ultimately decide you wanted a divorce, there is no denying that it is an emotional process. Divorce can be hard to get through — even if you know it is the right step for you. Here at John R. Foley, P.C., our team of family lawyers see th…Read More
As you move through civil litigation of any kind, it is important to have a lawyer on your side whom you trust. Finding that family lawyer, however, is often easier said than done. A quick search for a family law firm near you may yield many results and leave you feeling more overwhelmed than confid…Read More
Beginning the emotional process of divorce can be overwhelming and disheartening, and it could leave you wondering if legal separation is a better idea for your situation. In Michigan, legal separation is also known as “separate maintenance.” Essentially, this legal action is between a married c…Read More
Many people focus on the emotional stress that can come with a divorce. While this is certainly an aspect of it, there can also be a large degree of financial stress. Divorces can get costly, especially with increasing levels of litigation. There can also be added stress if one spouse mainly handled…Read More
For many people, social media has become an extension of themselves. You use it to check up on friends and family, let people know how you are, and express your feelings. While this may be useful throughout the year, it can be damaging during a divorce process. Here at John R. Foley, P.C., our fam…Read More
Working through the world of joint custody is difficult. After all, parenting in and of itself is hard; co-parenting can be even harder as you navigate schedules, communication, and difficult emotions. However, it can be important for your children to have both of their parents in their lives and th…Read More
Even if you and your soon-to-be-ex have a relatively amicable divorce, there’s no denying that the process will be emotionally challenging for you and your little ones. When parents divorce, they are often presented with the reality that it is not just them splitting up; it is a family unit that g…Read More