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Phone: (616) 363-6611

Address: 4270 Plainfield Ave NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49525

Website: http://www.dykemalaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Child Support consists of a court ordered payment that is made to one parent by the other. Many factors are considered into the dollar amount that is paid to the other parent. There are child support formula guidelines that are also configured into the payment amount.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child Custody is the determination of the individual who will legally make decisions and be responsible for a minor child or children. Several different types of custody arrangements which includetemporary, physical, legal, and also joint custody can be set in to place.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Prenuptial agreements are pre-marriage contracts between two people that outline each party’s property rights in the event of a death or divorce. A postnuptial agreement is very similar but the agreement is entered into after the marriage.
Guardianship
Guardianship is when an individual is lawfully appointed with the power, and is appointed with the obligation, of taking care of and managing the property and rights of a person who, because of age, lack of understanding, or self-control, and is considered incapable of administering his or her own affairs.
Spousal Support
There are many factors that are considered when determining whether support will be provided. These factors are also used to determine how long and how much support is granted. The leading Michigan case regarding spousal support is Sparks v. Sparks, 440 Mich 141, 485 NW2d 893 (1992). The factors are...
Legal Separation
There is no “legal separation” in Michigan. Rather, Michigan provides for a “separate maintenance”. A separate maintenance is similar in many ways to a divorce, except that it does not technically end the marriage. A separate maintenance is often used for religious reasons where divorce is not permitted. A separate maintenance allows for the division of marital assets and may grant spousal/child support; however, it does not legally terminate the marriage.

Workers Compensation

Premises Liability
Premises Liability holds the owner of the property responsible to protect guests from known and unknown dangers. There are two key factors in premises liability was the owner aware of the issue and was the dangerous condition obvious to the guest.

Personal Injury
If you are injured in an automobile, truck, or bus, accident, you may be entitled to First-Party PIP (personal injury protection) Benefits. These benefits include medical bills, wage loss, attendant care, replacement services, and mileage reimbursement to anyone who suffers an injury arising out of the use, ownership, operation, and/or maintenance of a vehicle. First-Party benefits are available to anyone who suffers an injury arising out of the use, ownership, operation or maintenance of a vehicle.
Medical Malpractice
Generally speaking, medical malpractice occurs when a health care provider makes a mistake that causes harm in their treatment of a patient. The patient, called a plaintiff in the legal system, must prove that the health care provider (usually a doctor) involved in treating the patient made a mistake that caused the harm that the patient suffered. A mistake is made when a health care provider (usually a doctor) failed to give care to the patient that other health care providers of the same training and skill would have given in the same situation. This failure to act is called a deviation from the acceptable standard of care for that specialty in medicine. In other words, no other health care provider in the same specialty would have given treatment in the same manner as the treating health care provider who made a medical mistake that caused harm to the patient.
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
This depends on if your no-fault insurance policy has coordinated benefits. Coordinated benefits compliment other types of governmental benefits that may be paid by the laws of any state of the federal government. Any benefit that the state or federal government pays for such things as workers compensation and/or social security disability benefits will reduce the amount that the no-fault insurer will pay, dollar for dollar.
Dog Bites
Dog Bites and animal attacks are a common serious problem for the victims. The owner of the animal is responsible for their animal at all times. A dog bite is the second leading cause of childhood injuries and can have an everlasting impact on the victim. It is the responsibility of the owner and their insurance company to compensate the victim.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills
The Patient Advocate that you name must sign an Acceptance by Patient Advocate, evidencing that he is agreeing to act as your Patient Advocate. This acceptance distinguishes a durable power of attorney for health care/ patient advocate designation from a living will. The State of Michigan does not recognize living wills. In a living will, a person names another person to make his/her medical decisions on his/her behalf, but the person named does not have to consent to being named in the living will. In fact, the person named in the living will can refuse to act.
Trusts
A living trust is a legal document in which a Grantor (owner of assets) names a Trustee (person to manage the trust assets) and beneficiaries (person/people who receive the trust assets). The Grantor is usually also the Trustee, however, the Grantor should name at least one Successor Trustee (person to act as Trustee if the Grantor is unable or unwilling to manage the trust assets).
Power of Attorney
A durable power of attorney is a legal document in which you name a person (Attorney-in-Fact) to sign legal documents on your behalf in the event that you are unable or unwilling to sign yourself. You may be unable or unwilling because you become sick or elderly and are unable to understand the decisions that you are requested to make; or you may be unable or unwilling to sign because you are out-of-town on business or vacation or you have three little kids at home and cannot leave the house to go to the bank to sign.
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