Yes. Michigan is a no-fault state, which means that a party
can file for divorce for any reason at all. The other party cannot prevent
entry of a Judgment of Divorce.
Sometimes a spouse will not participate in a divorce
proceeding, especially when they do not want to get divorced. Michigan law
permits parties to divorce even if one party fails to participate. This
generally means that the other party does not have any input regarding property
division, support, custody and parenting time.
The default process can help expedite your case, but you
will have to follow very specific procedures in Michigan Court Rule 3.210(B) in
order for a Court to grant your divorce. The failure to follow the procedures
could result in a dismissal of your case.
For answers to your specific questions regarding divorce and
the default process, contact us at (313) 962-4600.
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