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Illinois seeking equal custody after divorce might consider alternating weeks. This custody arrangement involves the children spending seven days at one parent’s house before switching to the other for another seven days. This might seem simple enough and could work...
Divorce can be complex and emotionally taxing for Illinois couples, especially when dividing assets such as art collections. For many couples, an art collection is a significant financial investment and a reflection of their shared interests and values. Appraising the...
Nesting is a child custody arrangement where the children stay in one home and the parents take turns living with them. This arrangement has gained popularity with Illinois parents in recent years as a way to minimize the disruption of divorce or separation on...
Illinois parents who are going through custody hearings should know what to expect. Although you are no longer with your former spouse, this is the time to focus on your child. These are tips to improve your chances of success in your custody battle. Keep your child’s...
When you have a medical practice in Illinois, your divorce process can be a complicated one. A practice is unlike other regular assets, and there are certain steps you will need to take to ensure a fair and equitable resolution. Understand the value of the practice...
As a divorced parent in Illinois, you might have heard of the concept of parallel parenting. This is a unique approach to co-parenting where both parents lead separate and distinct lives with their children. Parallel parenting is a strategy for high conflict or...
Divorces can be complicated in Illinois, and dividing assets, such as a pension plan, can be one of the most challenging aspects of the process. A pension plan is a retirement savings plan designed to provide income to an individual after they retire. It can be a...
Many people participate in 401(k) plans at work, making it one of their most valuable assets. When a couple decides to divorce, their 401(k)s play a significant role in the divorce settlement or court order. Here are the details about dividing assets/pensions in a...
Spousal maintenance, also known as alimony, is a court-ordered payment made by one spouse to the other during or after a divorce. The purpose of spousal maintenance is to provide financial support to a spouse who may be unable to support themselves following a...
The first year after your divorce may present the greatest number of challenges. You will need to learn how to adjust to entirely different parenting strategies while also learning to navigate single life. To help reduce some of the difficulties single mothers face...
