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Child Support Formula Updates
New Legal Update
The 2025 Michigan Child Support Formula, which updates and clarifies several sections of the current version, goes into effect on January 1, 2025. This Legal Update provides a concise summary of the major changes to the formula and its supplement, including clarifications regarding deviation factors, income, and medical expenses.
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Criminal Law Updates
Updated Chapter
Collateral Consequences of a Criminal Conviction helps you use plea bargaining, postconviction motions, expungement, and other tools to clear or clean up your clients' records. Chapter 8 includes discussion of two recent Michigan Supreme Court opinions, dealing with requirements for setting aside a conviction and the voluntariness of package-deal pleas.
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Financial Scam Handout
New Form
Financial scams are becoming increasingly common and sophisticated, often targeting elderly or otherwise vulnerable individuals. Use this handout to help advise your clients and their families about the best steps to take after falling victim to such a scam, such as reporting, setting alerts, contacting credit bureaus, and more.
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FRE Amendments
Updated Book
Michigan Courtroom Evidence Annotated includes text of the Michigan Rules of Evidence (MRE), concise explanations, relevant annotations, and discussion of notable differences between the MRE and the Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE). The online book discusses upcoming amendments to FRE 613, 801, 804, and 1006, as well as new FRE 107, projected to go into effect in December 2024.
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ICLE community blogs

Approaching the Bench
Lindsey A. DiCesare | 09/03/2024
The Honorable Allie Greenleaf Maldonado was appointed to the Michigan Court of Appeals in 2023. Judge Maldonado is the first citizen of a federally recognized Native nation to serve on the Michigan Court of Appeals. In addition to being a...Read More

Staff blogs
July 2024 Michigan Supreme Court Roundup

2024 SCOTUS Opinion Roundup

SCOTUS Limits the NLRB's Power to Obtain Preliminary Injunctions

Revocation of Paternity Act Renamed to Revocation of Parentage Act

Michigan Passes Bill to Legalize Paid Surrogacy

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Grand Rapids
Melissa L. Neckers has been practicing law for 20 years. Her practice areas include family law, mediation and adoption, and assisted reproductive technologies (ART) and gestational surrogacy. Ms. Neckers belongs to the Grand Rapids Bar Association and...
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News From ICLE

UPOAA and EPIC Omnibus Resources
Want to get up to speed? ICLE's Premium Partnership has everything you need to be successful. Check out a sampling of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.

MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this FAQ to learn more.


Meet Our Contributors
Melissa L. Neckers
Miller Johnson
Grand Rapids
Melissa L. Neckers has been practicing law for 20 years. Her practice areas include family law, mediation and adoption, and assisted reproductive technologies (ART) and gestational surrogacy. Ms. Neckers belongs to the Grand Rapids Bar Association and...
Read More
> Find ICLE Law Experts


News From ICLE

UPOAA and EPIC Omnibus Resources
Want to get up to speed? ICLE's Premium Partnership has everything you need to be successful. Check out a sampling of the timely content we created in light of this sweeping legislation and see why 12K+ Michigan lawyers are already Premium Partners.

MCJE Credit for Judges
Great news! Michigan judicial officers can earn Michigan Continuing Judicial Education (MCJE) credit for attending or teaching ICLE in-person, livestreamed, and on-demand seminars. Read this FAQ to learn more.