When divorcing parents are trying to determine what living arrangement is in their child’s best interest, it is important to take a number of factors into account, such as the community and school district. For some people in Illinois, sexual preferences may factor...

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Month: April 2014
Researcher: A prenup can side-step student loan debt division
When most people get married, they are not thinking about what may happen if they get divorced. For some Lake County residents, however, marriage does end. For those who are separating, property division can become an issue. On top of the house, savings account and...
Public attacks on ex-husband cost divorcee in asset division
When two people choose to end their marriage, there are a number of decisions that must be made. In a high-end divorce, there may be millions of dollars in assets at stake. In many cases in Illinois, a couple is unable to reach an agreement regarding how to fairly...
Chicago man owes more than $550,000 in past-due child support
There are many parents who work hard to come up with agreements regarding how to financially support their children. Unfortunately for many Illinois parents, a number of individuals try to evade child support payments. This can be extremely problematic for a parent...
Illinois bill would greatly increase noncustodial parents’ hours
Couples who choose to end their marriage often face a number of issues. Chief among those tends to be child custody. Parents must decide, sometimes with the help of a judge or attorneys, with whom the child will live and how time will be split. A new bill in Illinois...