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Divorce is complex. One wrong move and you could end up in a legal battle. To avoid this, you may need to be aware of the following ways a mistake can make your divorce harder: Dating before the divorce is settled Many people see comfort during a divorce. They may try...
Every divorce can be complicated due to the emotions and critical procedures involved. However, high-asset ones can be more complex. The divorce process may be similar to other cases, but the technicalities involved make it different. This guide discusses why...
Some divorcing couples – particularly those without children – find that their greatest source of conflict during the process is who will assume ownership of a beloved pet. They may both love their “fur baby” and want it to stay in their lives. One spouse may consider...
Navigating divorce and the aftermath can be complicated for all involved, especially when there are children. During the early stages of the divorce, the thought of co-parenting with your ex-spouse may be challenging to consider, particularly if your parting is...
Property division is vital in a divorce process. In Illinois, any property acquired during a marriage and before the official judgment of separation is considered marital property. Thus, it's subject to division. Illinois is an equitable distribution state. This means...
You may not be aware of just how complex your marital finances are until you decide to get divorced. Depending on the kind of property you own and the financial assets you’ve acquired since you got married, your financial reality could be seemingly inextricably...
When was the last time you altered your child custody agreement? Perhaps you haven’t seen any changes since you originally created it. Many people have the option to alter their custody agreement after one has been in effect. Yet, while you have the option to make...
You and your spouse may have spent many months looking at properties before you found the perfect marital home. It is also quite common for people to commit a significant portion of their monthly income to their mortgage and to improvements at their primary residence....
Property division is an integral part of a divorce, and Illinois is an equitable division state. This means that marital property is divided equitably, not necessarily 50/50. In most cases, the court will distribute assets based on a party's needs. Here are three tips...
A “contested” divorce is one where the parties are in disagreement about at least one (and probably several) of the major issues that must be decided. This may include the division of property, the amount of support that must be paid and custody plans for the...