Divorce – or child custody disputes when a non-marital arrangement ends – means changes that are stressful for both parents and children.
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Henry Gornbein
Henry Gornbein practices in all areas of Michigan family law including divorce, child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, interstate custody issues, domicile issues, as well as mediation and arbitration of all family law matters. He is certified as a mediator as well as in collaborative law. He is frequently appointed to mediate and arbitrate domestic relations matters.
In addition, he is producer and host of the award-winning cable television show “Practical Law” which is the official show of the Oakland County Bar Association, is associated with “Divorce Source Radio,” and writes for the Huffington Post as well as Divorce Magazine.
Mr. Gornbein is the founder, owner and legal editor of the website “Divorce Online,” an electronic journal covering numerous family law issues. He is also the author of the book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Divorce-Demystified-Henry-Gornbein-Esq-ebook/dp/B00Z7LTFMGDivorce Demystified, Everything You Need To Know Before Filing For Divorce, and he is currently co-authoring another book to be published soon with Jack Haynes, Ph.D. entitled Child Custody Demystified.
Blog posts created by this author
A Stepfather’s Guide to Father’s Day: 8 Tips to Try
On Father’s Day, your stepchildren are probably going to spend part or all of the day with their natural father – not you. Is this good or bad news for a stepfather?
Father’s Day After Divorce: What To Do When It Falls On Her Day
Not being scheduled to have the kids on Father’s Day after divorce is a problem that should be resolvable. Here’s what you can do.
Justice in Family Law: 6 Things to Expect from a Good Judge
Divorce attorneys and judges are helping people at the worst times in their lives. Kind leadership from a good judge is helpful through the divorce process.
Will the Trump Presidency Have Any Impact on Family Law?
Lately, I have been thinking about whether the Trump presidency will have any impact on the various issues that we as family law attorneys and the public are faced with when dealing with divorce, custody, and other personal issues. The following are some questions and thoughts on this issue. 8 Things a Trump Presidency Can […]
How Divorce Law Has Changed Over the Years: Then vs. Now
Many years ago, divorce in most of the U.S. was based upon fault. Today, we take a look at how divorce law has changed those rules since then.
Cultural Issues In Family Law: 14 Things Your Attorney Must Keep in Mind
I have written in the past about the fact that we are a melting pot with people from all over the world ending up in the United States. Lately, with the presidential race reaching its peak of ugliness, I have seen a lot of hatred and animosity towards people of different racial, religious, and ethnic […]
15 Tips for Dealing with a Toxic Ex-Spouse When Children Are Involved
The more toxic an ex-spouse is, the more problems there will be moving forward, especially if there are minor children.
Remarriage After a Divorce: 12 Things to Keep in Mind
Over the years, I have represented many clients who are going through a second or third divorce. My record is representing a woman for her sixth and seventh divorces. One would think that someone would learn from one or two mistakes and not repeat them, but that is not always the case. Some people never […]
14 Most Common Causes of Infidelity in a Marriage
There are many causes of infidelity in a marriage, but in our society where instant gratification is the norm, these are the most common.
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