The mortgage is often a primary concern when it comes to divorce. In many instances, when an Illinois couple decides to divorce, the decision of what happens to the family home is a primary consideration in the property division process. As a part of this discussion...
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What if the noncustodial parent doesn’t pay child support?
Taking care of the children is the responsibility of both parents. In many cases where the parents are not together, one Illinois parent has physical custody of the children and the noncustodial parent is responsible for taking care of the children in part by payment...
Considerations for negotiating a parenting plan out of court
As a parent, there is nothing more important than protecting the well-being of your children during a divorce. You know that kids benefit when they are allowed to have a close relationship with both parents after the divorce is final, and one of the ways that Illinois...
High asset divorce and business interests
The typical Illinois business owner often spends considerable time and effort establishing and maintaining his or her business. In some cases, the individual is the only family member involved; in other cases, the spouse and even the children become involved in the...