When parents’ divorce, they may agree on the religious upbringing of their child with both continuing to participate in religious activities
Plea Deals for Illinois DUI
Illinois has strict DUI laws. Someone arrested for Illinois DUI first offense may spend up to a year in jail and be charged a hefty fine. Repeat drunk
Hiding Money or Other Assets in a Divorce
A recent poll reveals that more than half of millennials admit to fudging the truth regarding money matters when it comes to their partner or spouse.
Dividing Credit Card Debt in a Divorce
Many couples who divorce have marital debt that must be divided. Sometimes jointly held debt will be assigned to one spouse in a divorce judgement -
Ronald Bell Among America’s Most Influential Attorneys
Ronald L. Bell has been recognized as one of America’s Most Influential Attorneys by the International Association of Who’s Who. Ronald L. Bell, of
Child Relocation Due to New Employment
Families across the nation have experienced major disruptions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. For divorced parents, there was a scramble early on to
Abuse Can Result in Loss of Child Custody
A common reason parents lose custody of a child, referred to as parenting time and parental responsibility in Illinois, is child abuse. Child abuse or
Illinois a No Fault Divorce State
As of 2016, Illinois is a no fault divorce state. Therefore, courts no longer assign fault in a divorce case, but instead consider spouses equally
Reinstating Driving Privileges After DUI
Being arrested and convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in Illinois may result in loss of driving privileges. Furthermore, someone who