A well thought-out and thorough divorce settlement agreement can save you a lot of time and money. Leave out certain details and you may wind up
Changes to Parenting Time During Covid-19 Shutdowns
The statewide stay at home executive order has extended the period schools in the state will be closed from March 30 to April 7. With many Illinois
International Child Custody Dispute Lawyer
Globalization has opened up a plethora of international employment opportunities and many jump at the chance to live and work in a foreign country -
Cohabitation and Protecting Yourself Financially
The divorce rate is falling among millennials, some of whom put off marriage while attaining higher levels of education and a career before tying the
Cryptocurrency in a Divorce
Hiding assets during a divorce can result in the one spouse getting a larger share of the marital assets. These days, cryptocurrencies are
Motion for Temporary Child or Spousal Support
If you are considering divorce, you may be concerned about how you will manage financially during the divorce process and whether you will be able to
Admissibility of Text Message Evidence in a Divorce Case
Although Illinois is a no fault divorce state, text message evidence may be used in a divorce proceeding if it is relevant to child custody or
Student Loan Debt and Divorce
Financial stress can sometimes put a strain on a marriage and with more people marrying with student loan debt, it is not all that surprising that
Enforceable Prenuptial Agreement or Not?
Today, those considering marriage are more likely to enter into a prenuptial agreement than ever before. A prenuptial (aka premarital) agreement is an