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Practical, plain-language guides to Michigan family law — written by Logan Jacobson Mackensen to help you understand your rights and make informed decisions.

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How Long Does a Divorce Take in Michigan?

One of the first questions clients ask is: how long will this take? The honest answer is that it depends — but understanding the key variables will help you set realistic expectations and plan accordingly. Michigan’s Mandatory Waiting Periods Michigan imposes a minimum waiting period before a divorce can be

What Should a Michigan Parenting Plan Include?

A parenting plan — sometimes called a custody agreement or parenting time order — is the legal document that governs how divorced or separated parents share time and responsibilities for their children. A well-crafted plan prevents future disputes and gives children the stability they need. Legal vs. Physical Custody Before

Divorce Mediation vs. Litigation: Which Is Right for You?

When a marriage ends, couples face a fundamental choice: resolve their differences through negotiation and mediation, or fight it out in court. Both paths have legitimate uses, but understanding the differences is essential to making the right choice for your family. What Is Divorce Mediation? Mediation is a voluntary, confidential

About the Author

Logan Jacobson Mackensen

Family Law Attorney & Certified Mediator — Birmingham, MI

Logan Jacobson Mackensen is a licensed Michigan family law attorney and Certified General Civil and Domestic Relations Mediator. She is a court-approved mediator in five Michigan counties and a court-appointed Parenting Time Coordinator. Her practice focuses exclusively on divorce, child custody, prenuptial agreements, and family mediation — giving her clients the benefit of deep, focused expertise in every matter she handles.

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