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Is there really a "10-year rule" in Michigan divorce law? This episode breaks down common questions about how marriage duration impacts property division, spousal support, and clarifies the difference with federal Social Security rules.

• Michigan has no specific "10-year rule" that automatically dictates property division in divorce; however, marriage length is a very significant factor. • Longer marriages often result in more comprehensive splits of marital assets by the court. • The consideration of spousal support (alimony) becomes more prominent in marriages of longer duration. • A separate federal 10-year rule applies to eligibility for Social Security benefits based on an ex-spouse's record, which is distinct from state divorce proceedings. • Courts generally view longer marriages as more substantial "investments," which can influence the overall division of assets.

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