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McCroskey, Feldman, Cochrane & Brock has been serving Michigan since 1949. The firm handles one of the largest workers' compensation case dockets in Michigan. Based in Muskegon, Mich., it has a broad practice, which includes a full spectrum of personal injury cases, criminal defense, and family law. McCroskey, Feldman, Cochrane & Brock represent clients in state, federal and administrative courts. The firm specializes in workers' compensation, social security benefits, personal injury claims, labor and employment law, criminal defense, divorce and family law.

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Phone: (231) 726-4861

Address: 1440 Peck St, Muskegon, MI 49441

Website: http://www.mccroskeylaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Recently, local prosecutors and the Friend of the Court have assembled task forces for Child Support and Spousal Support enforcement. A person who does not make full and timely support payments maybe be charged with a felony, punishable by up to 4 years in prison and/or $2,000 in fines.
Child Custody and Visitation
In a divorce action, or an action for child custody or parenting time to non-married parents, the court is required to follow specific laws when evaluating physical custody, legal custody or parenting time. It is important to understand this law, often referred to as the Best Interest Factors, as well as the effects of physical custody and legal custody.
Guardianship
Family law proceedings can quickly become stressful and contentious. Some of the issues that may be determined during a divorce include where the children will live, how much spousal support and child support must be paid, and how a couple's property will be divided. At McCroskey Law, our Muskegon family law attorneys also help people with guardianship issues and changes of domicile, or moving with children. We also maintain offices in Grand Rapids and Battle Creek, from which we can serve individuals in many areas of Michigan. If you need a child custody attorney or guidance with any other aspect of a divorce proceeding, we can vigorously protect your interests. Dissolving a Marriage in Michigan
Spousal Support
Unlike some states that grant divorces based on fault, in which one spouse has committed adultery or otherwise adversely affected the marriage, Michigan offers no-fault divorces. This means that at least one of the spouses will need to testify that there has been a breakdown of the marriage such that the purpose of the marriage has been destroyed and there is no likelihood that the marriage can be repaired. However, the court can consider fault when dividing property or deciding whether alimony is appropriate.

DUI/DWI
If you were involved in a car accident, it is important to understand your right to compensation and whether you can hold another driver responsible. There are many different types of accidents, including drunk driving accidents, right-of-way accidents, and distracted driving accidents. Michigan is a no-fault car insurance state, which means that drivers are required to carry insurance and an injured person first looks to their own insurance for coverage, called Personal Injury Protection benefits. There are instances in which a victim can step outside the no-fault laws and bring a claim against the other driver for pain and suffering damages. At McCroskey Law, our Grand Rapids car accident lawyers are prepared to help you explore your legal options and protect your rights. We represent victims throughout West Michigan from offices in Grand Rapids, Muskegon, and Battle Creek. Michigan Car Accident Laws
Wrongful Death
There are various types of damages that a Grand Rapids motorcycle accident attorney can pursue on behalf of a victim, including medical bills. Since motorcycle accidents often result in serious injuries, it is important to ensure that you will have enough resources to cover any ongoing medical care and treatment. Also, if the accident caused you to suffer disabilities that prevent you from returning to your usual occupation, you can receive compensation for your lost income and earning capacity. You can also claim compensation for your pain and suffering. If you lost a loved one in a fatal motorcycle accident, moreover, you should explore the possibility of filing a wrongful death claim against the at-fault driver. Retain a Diligent Motorcycle Crash Lawyer

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
When a loved family member enters a nursing home, many new legal issues become a possibility. Our firm can assist with nursing home issues, from contract disputes to abuse allegations.

Workers Compensation
At McCroskey Law, our clients are also our neighbors and friends. For your convenience, we have compiled a list of helpful forms and resources that you may need during the course of your case. We take our role as advocates and counselors seriously. We are here for you. List of Community Social Service Agencies List of Low-Cost Medical Clinics Workers' Compensation
Employment Litigation
Whether you are injured on the job or in another accident, you may be concerned about how you can pay your medical bills, go to work, and take care of your family. There are a number of legal options that may be available to you, depending on your particular circumstances. The Muskegon personal injury lawyers at McCroskey Law are ready to vigorously advocate for the rights of Michigan residents. We also can assist you with a workers' compensation or Social Security claim, a family law matter, a defense against criminal charges, or an employment dispute. Our firm has provided legal representation from offices in Muskegon, Grand Rapids, and Battle Creek since 1949. Personal Injury

Premises Liability
If you are injured on someone else’s property, you may be able to bring a claim to recover compensation for the injuries and financial expenses that you suffered as a direct and foreseeable result of the accident. Although some accidents on property can be relatively minor, resulting in injuries that heal in time, others can be devastating and leave the victim with life-altering disabilities. At McCroskey Law, our Grand Rapids premises liability lawyers have handled numerous accident cases on behalf of people throughout Michigan. As a result, we have seen firsthand how much a landowner’s carelessness can affect someone else’s life. From offices in Grand Rapids, Muskegon, and Battle Creek, we fight tirelessly for the rights of people across West Michigan. Premises Liability Law in Michigan
Property Damage
Michigan uses a no-fault system. This means that drivers in this state must buy no-fault insurance that covers economic losses arising out of their own injuries in the case of a motor vehicle accident. A typical no-fault policy will cover all your replacement services up to a certain amount per day, necessary medical costs, property damage to someone else’s property, and lost wages for up to three years and to a maximum amount. This means your own insurer will pay your covered economic losses.

Personal Injury
If someone else injured you, you may have a basis to sue for damages. Most often, the damages will be compensatory, meaning that their purpose is to put you back in the position in which you would have been had you not been injured. In Michigan, you need to bring a personal injury claim within three years to avoid being barred by the statute of limitations. In most cases, the three-year period starts running on the accident date, but sometimes the clock will start running on the date that you discover that you were injured. Most personal injury lawsuits are based on negligence. This means that your Grand Rapids injury attorney will need to prove that the defendant owed you a duty of care, they breached the duty, and your injuries were a direct result. Car Accidents
Medical Malpractice
Michigan uses a no-fault system for car accident cases. In other words, Michigan drivers are supposed to buy no-fault insurance. After an accident, they must first turn to their own insurance for compensation for economic losses. Generally, no-fault policies cover replacement services up to a certain sum, including lost wages and necessary medical costs. You can only sue an at-fault driver in civil court for your noneconomic damages if you suffer a serious impairment of a bodily function. In other words, you will need to have suffered injuries to a bodily function that truly undercut your capacity to lead a normal life. Alternatively, if you have a closed head injury or you were disfigured in a car accident, you can file a lawsuit, even if you cannot meet the statutory requirement of a serious impairment. Medical Malpractice
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
If you are disabled, you may be able to obtain Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits or SSI benefits. SSDI is a program that the federal government created to assist eligible disabled people in meeting their basic living and medical expenses. In order to obtain SSDI benefits, you must have coverage, which is decided by how long you have worked in a job covered by SSDI, and also have a qualifying disability. However, you should be aware that many legitimate claims are denied at the initial application stage. It can be important to retain an attorney early in the process to improve your odds of having your claim accepted. If you were denied Social Security benefits, you may be entitled to appeal the denial, and it is wise to retain counsel for the appeal.

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