Like other legal proceedings, family law cases such as divorce or parenting time (formerly child custody) require evidence. Any evidence presented during a trial is thoroughly reviewed by a judge…
Divorce affects children at any age. Fortunately, for parents, there are some ways to minimize any negative aspects of the divorce proceedings and find ways to support their child during…
The Purpose of a Prenuptial Agreement Prenuptial agreements, often referred to as a “prenup,” allow engaged parties to pre-determine the division of assets, both marital and non-marital, and their debts…
When it comes to divorce, there are two types of filing options: contested and uncontested. The one couples choose to pursue is dependent upon their relationship, as well as their…
Choosing to get a divorce can be an overwhelming, but sometimes necessary choice. There are several tasks that you will have to cross off the divorce checklist, and one is…
When spouses face irreconcilable differences, they often opt for divorce. However, an alternative option is available for those looking for a less permanent solution. While uncommon, legal separation in Illinois…
In Illinois, a family court requires child support payments until a child turns 18, or graduates from high school if the child is still attending high school full-time at the…
Just as the transition from single to married life can be a big adjustment, going back to single life can be just as challenging. Not only are you dealing with…
Divorces can frequently become messy – both when it comes to relationships and when it comes to finances. In fact, many people come to their attorneys with questions as to…
Many people working to settle their issues have realized the significance of resolving outside the courts. Going through the courts Many people working to settle their issues have realized the…