When someone divorces after a spouse engages in an extra marital affair, they may wonder if they can pursue a claim for alienation of affection
Ex-Spouse Not Making Court Ordered Payments to Joint Credit Cards
If you and your spouse have a joint credit card - both names are on the account - both of you are responsible for the payment even if only one of you
Reverting to Maiden Name After Divorce
Some parties to a divorce will revert back to the name they used prior to the marriage (maiden name) making it part of the divorce decree. Those who
Marijuana Legalization May Increase Illinois DUI Arrests
In June, Illinois became the 11th state to legalize recreational marijuana - legislation that will take effect January 1, 2020. Illinois residents 21
Protecting Assets While Cohabiting in Illinois
Many Illinois couples live together without ever tying the knot, but it is important to understand that there are legal protections that only come
Illinois DUI Arrests Increase During Saturation Saturday and Drive Sober Campaigns
Last week, Mothers against Drunk Drivers (MADD) volunteers and staff teamed with law enforcement departments across the country for the first National
Strategies to Reduce Taxes in a Divorce
Divorces finalized prior to January 1, 2019 allowed a spouse paying alimony to deduct the payments from his or her taxes, often allowing divorcing
Court’s Skepticism Over Domestic Violence is Risky Business
A nationwide study has emerged indicating that courts are excessively skeptical of abuse claims made by women in contested custody cases, which could
How to Split Up Debt in an Illinois Divorce
Many couples who are considering divorce may have credit card debt or other debts incurred during the marriage that must be split up just as you would