Accounting for the needs and best interests of children during divorce proceedings can be an involved process. Often times, parents have conflicting ideas about what type of child custody arrangement is right for their family. Establishing primary custody is the most...

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Could my alimony change in the future?
Depending on the specific circumstances of your divorce case, an Illinois family law judge may have awarded spousal support for you or your ex spouse. Alimony arrangements are generally made in order to account for the financial needs of both divorcing parties. That...
The difference between collaborative law and mediation
Avoiding divorce court may be a wise decision for couples looking to save time and money. Many people in Illinois seek alternatives, such as collaborative law and mediation. There are distinct similarities between mediation and collaboration, such as the following:...
What is a collaborative divorce in Illinois?
Many people practice alternative dispute resolution when trying to solve a family matter. If you are hoping to avoid litigation in Illinois, you may opt for a collaborative divorce. According to the Illinois State Bar Association, collaborative law is a new method and...
Know when a post-decree motion is useful
Know when a post-decree motion is in order While a divorce may be the end of a marriage, it is by no means the end of negotiations between parents. As our attorneys at Lois Kulinksy & Associates, Ltd., know well, many families find that circumstances change...