Many divorcing parents have concerns regarding parenting time arrangements that involve infants and young children. When courts grant overnight visits
What to Do If a Spouse Leaves the Country with Your Kids
The number of international marriages, where one partner is from a country different than their spouse, are on the rise in the U.S., which can raise
Required Separation Period Before an Illinois Divorce
Even if a married couple agrees that a divorce is the right decision for their family, it may not be financially feasible for one party to move out of
Statutory Guidelines Illinois Spousal Maintenance
When spousal maintenance is awarded in an Illinois divorce, the following statutory guidelines serve as a starting point when considering the duration
Types of Illinois Spousal Maintenance
In most divorces, you and your spouse will most likely go through the process of dividing marital property and, if there are minor children involved,
Divorce Attorney Fees
If you are considering divorce and you have fewer financial resources than your spouse, you may wonder how attorney's fees will be handled. When
Special Needs Child Support For Adults
Parents considering divorce with a special needs child want to ensure that their child’s financial needs are taken care of. While child support orders
Uninsured Medical Expenses in a Divorce
Even families with health coverage report that it is difficult to afford the routine costs of health insurance including premiums, deductibles and
QDRO Before Finalizing Divorce
A vast majority of divorces are between couples over the age of fifty - a time when spouses may have significant retirement savings set aside in one