A Look at the Best Interest Factors Michigan Judges Use
If you're navigating a custody case, you've likely heard your lawyer or a Friend of the Court referee mention the best interest factors Michigan courts use to decide where a child should live. It sounds like a pretty straightforward concept—doing what's best for the kid—but in reality, it's a specific list of twelve points that judges have to weigh before they sign off on any custody arrangement. It's not just about who has the bigger house or who makes more money; it's a much deeper dive into the family dynamic. ...