On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Tuesday, July 26, 2016. Divorce and marriage may lie on opposite sides of the spectrum, yet recent innovative approaches are lessening that divide. Specifically, alternate dispute resolution

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Tuesday, August 2, 2016. A divorce may require a significant readjustment in an individual’s long-term financial planning. For example, a decision to accept an illiquid asset, like

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Tuesday, September 6, 2016. Is the divorce process incompatible with amicable or alternative dispute resolutions? Our family law firm doesn’t believe the two principles are mutually exclusive.

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Tuesday, September 27, 2016. According to recent data, the wage gap has narrowed dramatically since 1970. Women used to earn only 52% of their husbands’ income. The

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Saturday, October 8, 2016. Whether your divorce or child custody case promises to be amicable or contentious, it is important to seek the services of an attorney

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Wednesday, October 19, 2016. A divorce involving minor children requires attention to several details. Courts in Michigan strive to divide assets and assign support obligations in a

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Monday, October 24, 2016. Collaborative divorce is a popular new option for divorcing couples in Michigan and across the country. Although litigation alternatives like arbitration or mediation

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Wednesday, October 26, 2016. Virtually everyone who has negotiated divorce has been offered unsolicited advice at some point. Sometimes this advice proves to be valuable, while at

\On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Tuesday, November 1, 2016. Intangible assets, like retirement accounts, may be easier to overlook in a divorce than real property or other tangible property items. Yet by

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Tuesday, November 22, 2016. Property division is one area where our divorce clients often need particular guidance. There are several reasons for this. Since Michigan is an

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Monday, December 12, 2016. If you are divorcing your spouse on less than amicable terms, you might take heed of today’s post topic: hidden assets. The story

On behalf of Bebout, Potere, Cox & Bennion, P.C. posted in divorce on Monday, January 2, 2017. Even when minor children are not involved, the sheer number of issues posed by a divorce proceeding can leave the parties feeling overwhelmed. For that reason, a