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Property division is often a complex issue those getting divorced face. In many cases, courts must decide which assets can be classified as marital or separate. It often involves major assets, such as real estate and financial investments. This is a process known as equitable distribution. What happens when you and your spouse own a...

Going through a divorce creates stress in different areas of your life. But perhaps one of the most difficult aspect of a divorce is child custody. If you want to win custody, you can’t just cross your fingers and hope it happens. You will need to have a plan. Mediation is a good approach to...

Whether you’ve been contemplating getting a divorce for a while now or the troubles with your marriage have become amplified due to the stress, anxiety and fear related to the COVID-19 pandemic – you probably have a lot of questions. One of the most common questions people have about getting a divorce has to do...

The Coronavirus pandemic has led to the temporary closure of civil courts in Illinois. To serve the people of the state, many civil matters have been conducted online when possible – including divorce proceedings. This has allowed many people to dissolve their marriages without leaving their homes. How does virtual divorce work? As reported by...

During the difficult days of the COVID-19 pandemic, some married couples are contemplating whether to stay together or split. The number of divorce cases typically rises during times when people spend more time together than usual (holidays or summer breaks). At a time of quarantines and stay-at-home orders, many couples are no doubt spending more...

Getting a divorce is a life-changing and challenging process. Things can get even more complicated when determining child custody and how assets will be divided between both spouses. We focus our practice on divorce and family law. Our valuable experience in family law courts across Illinois makes us an unmatched legal resource to men and...

Getting a divorce is far more complex than signing some papers and figuring out who will get the house. Sometimes, the emotional turmoil that comes with divorce can complicate the process and lead to a legal battle between both parties. Many of these legal issues can be avoided with the help of an experienced divorce...

The tax implications of filing for divorce may not be the first thing on your mind. They do exist, however. The nature of your divorce agreement can have an impact on your tax refund. What's worse, your divorce could lead to you having to pay more money in state and federal taxes. According to SmartAsset,...

Unless you have a prenuptial agreement, your spouse can claim at least part of your 401k. Without a prenuptial agreement, a court will determine how to split your retirement savings, so it’s important to be 100 percent honest about all of your assets. Judges could award a greater amount to your spouse if they learn...

Going through a divorce is often a difficult process. Knowing that your life will change significantly can be emotionally taxing. Discerning how assets and property will be divided can be frustrating. Figuring out how you will be able to spend quality time with your children following a divorce can complicate the process even more. Historically,...