Parents who were never married and go on to separate without involving the court invariably run into custody issues at some point. Failure to legally
Child Relocation Disputes After Divorce
When divorced parents live across town from each other, they may agree to a drop off/pick up point at roughly equal distances from their respective
Increasing or Decreasing Child Support
Child support payments represent a significant expense for the parent who pays the higher amount of court ordered child support payments. Illinois
Life Insurance and Child Support Obligation
When child support or spousal maintenance is ordered in a divorce, the law governing support allows the court to order life insurance to cover the
No Access – No Child Support Parenting Arrangement
Divorcing parents often ask about agreements where a custodial parent will give up child support in exchange for not having the other parent involved
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
Criminal Charges Possible for Failure to Pay Illinois Child Support
Failure to pay court ordered child or spousal support in Illinois can result in serious consequences including being found in contempt of court,
Trust Funds for Child and Spousal Support
Parents who willing and able to leave their children money in a trust may include a spendthrift clause for a child that has demonstrated poor
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