According to research, millennial marriages are far more likely to last than those of their parents, the boomers. Young peoples divorce rate is low,
New 2016 Illinois Laws Taking Effect in 2016 – See What’s New
New Illinois laws are heading our way effective January 1, 2016. On the list are laws ranging from the treatment of animals, law enforcement and DUI's
2015 Illinois Laws that May Impact Your Kids
A couple of Illinois laws come into play in 2015 that may be of interest to parents. One of the laws addresses the sale of cigarettes and alternative
Illinois Top 5 Parenting Laws
Happy 2015 New Year Illinois...The holidays have wrapped up and many families are getting ready to send their children back to school. Looking back at
Official Same-Sex Marriages Will Have to Wait Until Monday Morning
The Illinois same-sex marriage law takes effect June 1, 2014, which falls on a Sunday. Same-sex couples wishing to tie the knot on the first day of
Divorce more common than ever, especially among older couples
A failed marriage is a possibility for anyone. Statistics seem to back up this statement again and again. No matter how old a couple is, or how long
Automobile Insurance Policy Post-Divorce
Although there can be clear signs that a relationship will or needs to end, most are not prepared to go through a dissolution. Family law experts from
Using Social Media With Caution During Illinois Divorce
It is certainly important to be thoughtful and cautious when approaching a divorce, as one's behavior can influence the decisions made by a family law
The Ever-Changing Alimony Or Maintenance Option In Divorce
Illinois residents may have heard the heated debate this country is currently having surrounding issues of alimony. While alimony is a long standing