Divorce can rock your life. It can be emotionally trying given the fact that you’re ending your relationship with a person who you once loved, but it can also have an affect on your relationship with your children depending on the custody and visitation arrangement...
When in Illinois residents decide that they are going to move forward with a divorce, they have already made, in most cases, an extremely difficult decision. This can be especially true if there will be children involved. The wide variety of issues that can be...
Divorcing is hard enough when you consider that you're leaving a spouse whom you've partnered with for years. However, it becomes even harder when you realize that some of the people you've come to love and care about may take sides and no longer want you in their...
Few people go into a marriage concerned that it could end in divorce. In fact, most people who get married do so with the belief that the person they're with is someone they will stay with. Unfortunately, it doesn't always work out. If you find that you can't stand...
No divorce is simple, even if both parties are willing to work together to resolve it. While many couples are able to avoid divorce court and settle through mediation, arbitration or their own negotiations, others run into trouble with disputes they simply can't get...
Every divorce has four main issues that need to be discussed, even if they don't necessarily apply to your case. Most attorneys will bring up property division, spousal maintenance, custody and parenting time as well as child support during your first consultation....
If you have received a summons for divorce from your spouse, then you need to know the steps to take next. A summons just lets you know that they have filed for divorce and would like to have your response. You have 30 days to respond to the summons by filing your...
Once you decide to divorce, your attention will turn to a variety of matters. For example, it's imperative to create a property and debt division checklist. As a married couple, you may have used joint credit cards for a number of reasons. If you have this type of...
You might have heard before of an "amicable divorce". Those spouses that are most apt to reach a friendly conclusion to their marriage are few. It's generally only those who've been married a short time, have little assets and no kids that can amicably resolve their...
You know that divorce will alter your life in many ways, so taking steps to protect yourself is of utmost importance. There are many things you can do to financially prepare for divorce, including the following: Make a list of your assets and debts: This will come in...
