Family law is about more than statutes and courtrooms. It’s about people, relationships, and helping clients make informed decisions during some of the most challenging moments of their lives.
That philosophy has guided my practice daily since founding Emmer Law. I believe every family is different, every case is unique, and the best decisions begin with understanding your options.
It’s a privilege to help clients navigate some of life’s most difficult transitions, and I’m grateful for the trust they place in me every day.
What is a divorce coach and how can they help someone navigating this major life shift? I had the privilege of speaking with Nanette Murphy of Live Life Now LLC to learn more!
Nanette takes personal experience and professional training to help people as a sounding board, calming influence, and guide where and how needed navigating these waters – I find myself doing much of the same, though, just happening to have my legal hat on.
When traveling with minor children, all parents should plan ahead carefully. When you are divorced and sharing custody, it is critically important. If you are traveling with your shared minor children (particularly internationally), you absolutely should (1) bring a signed and executed copy of your Judgment of Divorce / Custody and Parenting Time Agreement with you and (2) have a signed and notarized letter from your co-parent authorizing you to travel with the minor children to present to airline and airport professionals upon request. If you have any questions about travel language and agreements relating to your divorce or post-judgment matter, please contact us.
We sat down with Metro-Detroit Real Estate Agents Alyse Robertelli and Candice VanSlembrouck of The Robertelli Team at Max Broock Realtors to discuss the real estate market as we conclude 2024 and enter 2025, as well as important things to know about your Marital Home, division and appraisal of equity in your home, and, future housing options. Should you have any questions about your Marital Home relating to your divorce or anything more generally, please contact us.
Zoom has been around for a few years now, and, many court hearings remain on Zoom and will for the foreseeable future. Here are a few tips to best prepare for your upcoming Zoom hearing: (1) find a quiet, private space; (2) dress appropriately; (3) log on 5-10 minutes early identify yourself with your full legal name and case number.
Do you have a complete understanding of your finances? Are you aware of what you spend and your overall financial health? If not, you fall into the vast majority of people. While financial awareness is critical during the divorce process, anyone can benefit from working with a financial coach, like Kimberley Demarest of Be Knot Afraid, to ensure they are as informed, educated and aware as possible to empower themselves financially. If you have any questions about your marital estate and financial issues relating to your divorce, please contact us.
