Discover why mediation is the most effective way to resolve divorce disputes in Michigan. Learn how mediation can save time, reduce legal costs, preserve relationships, and keep decision-making in your hands. Find out why most family courts require mediation before trial and how it leads to a more amicable and cost-effective resolution.
Read MoreWhat better gift can you give to your family than the peace of mind of knowing a plan has been made to care for them in your absence! An estate plan can alleviate stress during difficult times and create stability for those left behind. Read our top five reasons parents of young children should make estate plans a priority.
Read MoreDiscover how the Court of Appeals ruled in Douglas Williams v. City of Detroit, redefining curb liability and municipal responsibilities. Explore what this case means for cities, attorneys, and injury victims.
Read MoreUnder the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), reporting entities are, once again, required to file their Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) by March 21, 2025.
Read MoreStarting January 1, 2025, in Michigan, courts must follow the Michigan Child Support Formula (MCSF) when determining how much financial support each parent must contribute towards the raising of their children. Two fairly big changes in the 2025 formula pertain to the issues of childcare and ordinary medical expenses.
Read MoreHaving an estate plan helps protect both your assets and your loved ones. At Buckman MacDonald & Brown, we believe the best estate planning strategies are borne out of collaboration.
Read MoreThe CTA situation is continually evolving and our firm continues to provide updates as they become available.
Read MoreThe Preamble to the Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct states that a “lawyer should demonstrate respect for the legal system and for those who serve it, including judges, other lawyers and public officials.” Why is it that there is such a lack of respect for other lawyers?
Read MoreI did a little research on the elusive “work-life balance,” in an attempt to discover how many successful working parent/attorney “having it all” stories are really out there. What I realized is that the answer is the same answer lawyers love to give when asked advice: “it depends.”
Read More
