Divorce Fast & Easy In Michigan

Michigan attorney discussing frequently asked family law questions. Click the link to schedule a complimentary phone case evaluation: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17105687

Divorce Fast & Easy In Michigan is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 300 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #2

  S11 Ep02: Can You Go to Jail for Contempt in Family Court?

  Aug 20, 20262 minS11

  #ChooseGoldman Many people mistakenly believe that jail time is only possible in criminal cases, but family court judges can indeed hold individuals in contempt for violating court orders. This episode explores how civil contempt works in family law and the various penalties, including fines and potential jail time, that judges may impose. • Hollywood media often misleads people into thinking jail time is restricted exclusively to criminal cases. • Civil cases allow judges to hold individuals in contempt for violating court orders or the court's authority. • Penalties for contempt can include requiring an apology, imposing fines, or putting the person in jail. • Judges evaluate whether the violation was willful or accidental and whether a valid excuse exists. • Courts often provide opportunities to fix the violation or suspend jail sentences conditioned on compliance. Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/ Schedule Your Complimentary Phone Consultation: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17105687&appointmentType=18529428 Learn more in our blog: https://akivagoldman.com/blog/family-law/can-you-go-to-jail-for-contempt-in-family-court For more information: https://akivagoldman.com/michigan-family-law-attorney Visit us at https://akivagoldman.com/ #Goldmanandassociateslawfirm #ChooseGoldman #ChooseGoldmanLaw #FamilyLaw #ContemptOfCourt #LegalReality #DivorceCourt Akiva Goldman Michigan Family Law Attorney Goldman & Associates Law Firm ChooseGoldman.com

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  S11 Ep01: How Do You Divorce a Spouse in Federal Prison?

  Aug 19, 20262 minS11

  #ChooseGoldman Filing for divorce from a spouse who is in federal prison is entirely possible, though it requires following specific legal procedures for service and response. Imprisonment does not pause the legal process, and failing to respond can result in serious default consequences. • You can still file for divorce and serve your spouse even if they are currently imprisoned. • Serving someone in jail requires coordinating with the facility's warden and the Department of Corrections. • An incarcerated spouse retains the responsibility to answer the divorce complaint, often by contacting a lawyer or relative. • Failing to respond in time leads to a court default, which blocks the imprisoned spouse from defending the case. • Default judgments are difficult to set aside later, as they require showing good cause and a meritorious defense. Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/ Schedule Your Complimentary Phone Consultation: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17105687&appointmentType=18529428 Click the link to watch: https://youtu.be/mNMeswL3PNY Learn more in our blog: https://akivagoldman.com/blog/divorce/how-do-you-divorce-a-spouse-in-federal-prison For more information: https://akivagoldman.com/michigan-divorce-lawyer Visit us at https://akivagoldman.com/ #Goldmanandassociateslawfirm #ChooseGoldman #ChooseGoldmanLaw #PrisonDivorce #MichiganDivorce #IncarceratedSpouse #FamilyLaw #DivorceProcedure Akiva Goldman Michigan Family Law Attorney Goldman & Associates Law Firm ChooseGoldman.com

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  S10 Ep100: What Happens When Parents Disagree About Vaccinations?

  Aug 18, 20262 minS10

  #ChooseGoldman When co-parents strongly disagree on whether to vaccinate their children, the outcome depends on their legal custody arrangement and may ultimately require court intervention. This episode explores how shared versus sole legal custody impacts vaccination decisions and what happens when a judge has to make the final call. • Parents with a working relationship can often agree on best interests, but vaccinations remain a deeply divisive topic with strong opinions. • Disagreements commonly involve standard childhood vaccines, staggered schedules, or total opposition to vaccinations. • If parents share joint legal custody and cannot agree, neither can act unilaterally, and someone must file a motion in court. • If one parent holds sole legal custody, they have the authority to make the decision without the other parent's consent. • When a motion is filed, the court holds an evidentiary hearing where a judge must set aside personal opinions and decide based strictly on the facts and medical evidence. Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/ Schedule Your Complimentary Phone Consultation: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17105687&appointmentType=18529428 Learn more in our blog: https://akivagoldman.com/blog/child-custody/what-happens-when-parents-disagree-about-vaccinations For more information: https://akivagoldman.com/michigan-child-custody-lawyer Visit us at https://akivagoldman.com/ #Goldmanandassociateslawfirm #ChooseGoldman #ChooseGoldmanLaw #ChildCustody #VaccinationDisputes #LegalCustody #FamilyLaw #ParentingRights Akiva Goldman Michigan Family Law Attorney Goldman & Associates Law Firm ChooseGoldman.com

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  Episode #99

  S10 Ep99: How Far Can a Parent Move Before It Counts as Relocation?

  Aug 17, 20262 minS10

  #ChooseGoldman Moving after a divorce often raises legal questions about distance limits, especially when a relocation impacts parenting time and school routines. Understanding how courts evaluate the best interests of the children during a move is essential for protecting your custody rights. • Moving more than 100 miles generally requires court permission, though laws can vary by state. • Some parents attempt to relocate just under the limit to deliberately make parenting time and school routines inconvenient. • Even a shorter move, such as 50 miles, can create significant logistical challenges for daily pickups and drop-offs. • Courts evaluate the totality of the children's best interest factors to determine whether a move makes legal sense. • Insisting on a relocation can prompt the court to alter custody orders, potentially shifting primary weekday parenting time to the parent living closer to the school. Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/ Schedule Your Complimentary Phone Consultation: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17105687&appointmentType=18529428 Learn more in our blog: https://akivagoldman.com/blog/child-custody/how-far-can-a-parent-move-before-it-counts-as-relocation For more information: https://akivagoldman.com/michigan-child-custody-lawyer Visit us at https://akivagoldman.com/ #Goldmanandassociateslawfirm #ChooseGoldman #ChooseGoldmanLaw #ChildRelocation #ChildCustody #DivorceLaw #MichiganLaw #ParentingTime Akiva Goldman Michigan Family Law Attorney Goldman & Associates Law Firm ChooseGoldman.com

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  Episode #98

  S10 Ep98: What Is the Double Dipping Rule in Asset Division?

  Aug 14, 20262 minS10

  #ChooseGoldman Understanding the "double dipping" rule in asset division is crucial during a divorce when evaluating a business that provides both an underlying asset and personal income. This breakdown explores how courts distinguish between income and assets to ensure a fair division. • Explores the concept of double dipping where business income is used for alimony while the business asset itself is also divided. • Highlights the fundamental difference between income used for daily bills and underlying assets that grow over time. • Emphasizes the importance of obtaining an appropriate business valuation to determine the true worth of the asset apart from salary. • Discusses how a business's longevity and history of continuous sustenance add intrinsic value beyond physical equipment and accounts receivable. • Explains why the specific valuation formula used is crucial for fairly dividing the business and separating asset value from personal support income. Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/ Schedule Your Complimentary Phone Consultation: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17105687&appointmentType=18529428 Learn more in our blog: https://akivagoldman.com/blog/divorce/what-is-the-double-dipping-rule-in-asset-division For more information: https://akivagoldman.com/michigan-divorce-lawyer Visit us at https://akivagoldman.com/ #Goldmanandassociateslawfirm #ChooseGoldman #ChooseGoldmanLaw #AssetDivision #BusinessValuation #DivorceLaw #Alimony #FamilyLaw Akiva Goldman Michigan Family Law Attorney Goldman & Associates Law Firm ChooseGoldman.com

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