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Using Self-Help Law Books -
Introduction -
Chapter 1: Marriage Ins and Outs -
- Marriage
- Divorce
- Annulment
- Legal Separation
- Wanting a Divorce
- Alternatives to Divorce
Chapter 2: The Legal System -
- Theory versus Reality
- Divorce Law and Procedure
- Legal Research
Chapter 3: Lawyers -
- Wanting a Lawyer
- Selecting a Lawyer
- Evaluating a Lawyer
- Working with a Lawyer
Chapter 4: Evaluating Your Situation -
- Your Spouse
- Gathering Information
- Property and Debts
- Child Custody and Visitation
- Child Support
- Spousal Support
- Which Procedure to Use
Chapter 5: General Procedures -
- An Introduction to Legal Forms
- Filing with the Court Clerk
- Notifying Your Spouse
- The Friend of the Court
- Setting a Court Hearing
- Courtroom Manners
- Negotiating
Chapter 6: Consent Divorce -
- Complaint for Divorce
- Verified Statement
- Marital Settlement Agreement
- Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act Affidavit
- Answer and Waiver
- Judgment of Divorce
- Record of Divorce or Annulment
- Income Withholding
Chapter 7: Uncontested Divorce -
- Summons
- Complaint for Divorce
- Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act Affidavit
- Verified Statement
- Default, Application, Entry, Affidavit
- Request for Certificate of Military Service Status
- Obtaining Information
- Withdrawing an Answer
- If You Reach a Settlement
- Notice of Hearing
- Judgment of Divorce
Chapter 8: Contested Divorce -
- Forms
- Obtaining Information
-Property and Debts
- Child Custody and Visitation
- Child Support
- Spousal Support
- If You Reach a Settlement
Chapter 9: The Court Hearing -
- Preparation
- The Hearing
Chapter 10: When You Cannot Find Your Spouse -
- The Diligent Search
- Preparing and Filing Court Papers
Chapter 11: Temporary Support, Custody, and Visitation Orders -
- Types of Forms
- Temporary Custody
- Temporary Child Support
- Temporary Parenting Time (Visitation)
- Temporary Spousal Support (Alimony)
- Ex Parte Orders
- Entering Orders
Chapter 12: Special Circumstances -
- When You Cannot Afford Court Costs
- Protecting Yourself and Your Children
- Protecting Your Property
- Taxes
- Pension Plans
- Defending Yourself
Glossary -
Appendix A: Michigan Statutes and Court Rules -
Appendix B: Michigan Child Support Guidelines -
Appendix C: Worksheets -
Appendix D: Forms -
Index -
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Scott Shunkwiler
reviewed How to File for Divorce in Michigan without Children on December 17, 2015
How to File for Divorce in Michigan without Children
Maushart has some great insights, and the book is definitely engaging to the very end. I was particularly struck by the observation that the joint enterprise of marriage is seen by a majority of both men and women as the wife's problem; the husband is just a volunteer. This idea is perfectly illustrated by the following exchange in Chapter 15:
"'From now on,' my friend Jane announced to her husband recently, "I'm going to be available to help you with the housework and cooking any time you feel you need it. Please don't hesitate to ask.'
At first Ted was puzzled. 'What are you talking about?' he asked.
'I'm only making the same offer to you that you've been making to me for years,' Jane explained. 'It seems to make you feel like you're "sharing" the load. So I thought I'd give it a try myself.'"
What bothered me about the book were Maushart's snarky tone and name-calling when she talks about husbands in general and about anyone with whom she disagrees. It's unbecoming of a social scientist. And after reading the snippets she provides from her own marriages, I can't help but think that her marital experiences are at least somewhat outside the norm. I'm not going to blame her and say that it sounds like she chose wrong each time she decided to marry, but her former husbands do sound extraordinarily douchey and not typical of most men/husbands today.
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