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In Michigan, an annulment is different than a divorce.  An annulment is a legal process similar to a divorce that declares a marriage null and void — as if it never legally happened. Unlike divorce, which ends a valid marriage, annulment states that the marriage was never valid in the first place.  To get an annulment in Michigan you must prove bigamy, underage marriage, fraud, duress, non-consummation of the marriage (didn’t have sex), or metal incapacity.  If you are looking for an annulment lawyer in Grand Rapids, we can answer all your questions. More Annulment Information.   

You can get an uncontested divorce in Michigan if you agree on all the terms of your divorce judgment.  An uncontested divorce in Michigan is less expensive and faster that a contested divorce.  The process starts with a phone call to our office.  We can explain the process and cost specific to your circumstances.  It is also possible to shorten the 6-month waiting period if your case in uncontested.  If you are looking for an uncontested divorce attorney in Grand Rapids, we can help.  More Uncontested Divorce Information.  

In Michigan, Child Support is based on the Michigan Child Support Guidelines.  The calculation considers a number of factors including both parties’ income, number of children, number of overnights, and cost daycare.  If you are facing a child support case, the child support attorneys at Krupp Law can explain your rights and represent you at a child support hearing to make sure the amount is correctly calculated.  More Child Support Information

In Michigan, child custody and parenting time is based on the “best interests of the child” standard.  Child custody can become very complicated.  In Michigan, there is legal custody and physical custody.  Legal custody is a right to mutually decide major decision of the child’s life such as school attendance and medical treatment.  Physical custody determines where the child primarily resides.  If you are looking for a child custody and parenting time attorney in Grand Rapids, we can help. More Custody Information.  More Parenting Time Information.   

A Gray Divorce refers to a couple that divorces later in life.  The divorce can create unique challenges including division of retirement benefits such as 401(k), 403(b), IRA, and annuities.  There are also issues related to alimony (Spousal Support) and social security that are unique to individuals who divorce later in life.  It is important to have an attorney that is experienced in grey divorce cases so that you get excellent representation at a major point in your life.  The Grand Rapids divorce attorneys at Krupp Law can answer your questions.