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Phone: (248) 932-5644

Address: 7071 Orchard Lake Rd Ste 255, West Bloomfield, MI 48322

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Divorce
Are you in need of a Michigan divorce lawyer? At our Michigan divorce and family law office, attorney Ellen Paynter is an experienced Michigan divorce lawyer concentrating her law practice in Michigan divorce and family law, providing comprehensive legal advice and representation in...
Child Support
In the state of Michigan, child support law is clear. Michigan child support law is based on a strict formula known as guidelines. The Michigan child support guidelines are calculated by using the Michigan Child Support Formula Manual. The Michigan Child Support Formula Manual is established and updated by the Friend of the Court Bureau of the Michigan State Court Administrative Office of the State of Michigan.
Child Custody and Visitation
As a Michigan child custody law office, we find that many of you may have questions regarding how child custody cases and parenting time (formerly called "visitation") matters are determined in Michigan. At our Michigan family law office, a Michigan divorce and child custody lawyer can help you navigate through the legal process of a Michigan child custody case. The following is some information regarding child custody laws and parenting time laws in Michigan that you may find helpful.
Adoption
No. In Michigan one can only terminate parental rights through either the adoption code (through a step-parent adoption) or through the criminal code, incident to a criminal child abuse or child neglect charge. So, it IS NOT POSSIBLE for one to voluntarily relinquish or terminate their parental rights. Nor is it possible for the other parent to ask the Court in Michigan to terminate the parental rights of the other parent.
Paternity
Attorney Ellen Paynter, a Michigan Paternity Lawyer provides information in this web site regarding Michigan Paternity law and procedure.
Spousal Support
At our Michigan family law office, a we lawyers may hear many misconceptions about spousal support /alimony. Hopefully this web page, providing information about Michigan Spousal Support / Michigan Alimony, can dispel some of those myths and misconceptions.
Legal Separation
Legal separation where you file a paper and you are immediately legally separated, nor are you required to be separated to file for a Michigan divorce.
Annulment
In Michigan, a legal annulment is not based upon the length of time you have been married. It is based upon either the inability to marry at the time of the marriage or fraud in the contract of marriage. Specifically, Michigan statutes provide that an annulment can only be granted in cases of (a) incapacity due to age; (b) prohibitively related; (c) bigamy; (d) incapacity due to a mental condition; (e) physical incapacity; (f) consent obtained by force or fraud; and (g) foreign law violations. So, very few marriages would actually qualify for an annulment. However, after you receive a legal divorce, your religion may provide for some form of religious annulment.
Child Abuse

Restraining Order
Sometimes, the Plaintiff will also have ex parte (pronounced x-par-tay) orders entered by the Court along with the Complaint. An ex parte order is an order that is signed by the judge without a hearing, based upon the allegations made in a written document, in this case, the Complaint. The types of ex parte orders that may be entered with a new divorce case relate to custody, child support, restraining orders on transferring of assets or interim orders keeping the status quo. Since an ex parte order is entered by the Court without a hearing, the Defendant has an opportunity to object to the ex parte order within fourteen (14) days from receipt of the order. Keep in mind, if an ex parte order is not entered at the time of filing, or objections to an ex parte order are filed, one can always file a motion with the Court to request entry of an order.

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