Bregman & Welch

Add to Favorites

Employment Discrimination Attorneys, Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys

Be the first to review!

34 Years

in Business

(616) 846-3145Visit WebsiteMap & Directions212 Washington AveGrand Haven, MI 49417 Write a Review

Is this your business?

Customize this page.

Claim This Business

Hours

Regular Hours

Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Places Near Grand Haven with Employment Discrimination Attorneys

Ferrysburg (2 miles)
Spring Lake (3 miles)
Fruitport (10 miles)
Agnew (12 miles)
Nunica (13 miles)

More Info

Email

Extra Phones

Phone: (409) 489-1938

Services/Products

Employment Law

Payment method

cash, discover, master card, visa

AKA

Bregman, Judy

Judy E Bregman Attorney

Other Link

http://www.bregmanwelch.com

Categories

Employment Discrimination Attorneys, Attorneys, Labor & Employment Law Attorneys

Gallery

Be the first to add a photo!

Reviews

Hi there!
Be the first to review!

Click to Rate

Details

Phone: (616) 846-3145

Address: 212 Washington Ave, Grand Haven, MI 49417

Website: http://www.bregmanwelch.com

People Also Viewed

View similar Employment Discrimination Attorneys

Suggest an Edit

Bregman & Welch

Divorce
Child Support
Child-related issues generally stay within the control (jurisdiction) of the Court as long as a child is a minor. This means that, given the right circumstances, these issues are all subject to being re-visited and modified after judgment, until the child becomes an adult. Child support is determined by a federally-mandated, uniform, statewide formula called the Michigan Child Support Formula (MCSF). The chief variables the MCSF takes into account when calculating child support are the parties’ incomes, the number of children, and the number of parenting overnights each party has. It is easy to see how interrelated child support and parenting are. This makes these issues recurrent flashpoints all during a child’s minority. Disputes about parenting time and child support drive most post-judgment domestic relations litigation.
Child Custody and Visitation
When the parties have minor children, then the custody, parenting time, and support of the child or children are a bundle of especially contentious and related issues which must be addressed. Sometimes negotiation will suffice, sometimes litigation is required, and often a combination of both end up occurring. If litigation is required, and custody is the central issue, then the Court is guided in this “trial within a trial” that is a custody dispute by the Child Custody Act, MCL 722.21, et seq., other related statutes, and appellate court opinions.
Adoption
Adoption is the legal proceeding which terminates the parental rights of at least one biological parent, and vests it in another person. In these times of marital instability, step-parent adoptions are probably the most frequent type of adoption.
Premarital Agreement
The substantive area of domestic relations or family law covers an especially broad and varied number of topics. It begins with prenuptial agreements determining how prospective spouses will keep their separate property and create marital property, to enforcing or modifying judgments after a trial-sometimes long after. Our firm also includes related, but distinct proceedings, such as adoption and guardianship/conservatorship.
Guardianship
A Guardianship or Conservatorship are court proceedings where an adult is found to be incompetent to make free, informed decisions about their life or property, respectively. In the right circumstances, such a person will have a guardian or conservator appointed to make such decisions on behalf of the person.
Spousal Support
The heart of any domestic relations or family law practice is litigation between spouses to modify their relationship (separate maintenance) or to dissolve their marriage entirely (divorce). The length of the marriage and the earning capacities of the parties will bear chiefly on whether spousal support is an issue, just as whether the parties have produced children will determine whether custody, parenting time, or child support will be issues in the case. Whether these issues are present, each case has, at its core, defining, valuing and dividing marital property, and allocating marital debt. Deciding what influence fault in the breakdown of the marriage (if any) will have on the final outcome also must be faced.

Employment Discrimination
Employment Litigation
Representing plaintiffs in civil rights and employment claims (usually in federal court) is the other major practice area of our firm. Federal civil practice, though similar in many respects to practice in state courts, is a distinct discipline and must be respected as such. Cases of this kind are technically demanding, and require an instinctive “feel” for this practice to position the client for the best possible outcome.

View All Services

Provided by