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Seeking Temporary Relief in Divorce Court Proceedings

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Categorized as Illinois Divorce

Table of ContentsTemporary Relief Meaning and Status Quo AnteTemporary Orders on Financial IssuesFiling a Petition for Temporary Financial Relief and Preparing for HearingTemporary Orders and Issues Related to ChildrenTemporary Orders Granting Temporary Relief Once a divorce begins seeking temporary relief in divorce court proceedings is very common. Emotions are usually running high when the divorce

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Recent Illinois Child Relocation Cases Set a Trend

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Categorized as Child Custody, Illinois Family Law

Table of ContentsIllinois Child Relocation and the Trend Against Relocating Out-of-StateFour Illinois Relocation Cases You Need to KnowIn re Parentage of P.D.In the Marriage of StimsonIn the Marriage of KavchakIn the Marriage of FatkinParent’s Relocation Statute: 750 ILCS 5 Section 609.2Non-Custodial Parent’s InvolvementIf the Custodial Parent can Facilitate a Relationship between the Children and the

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Jessica Marshall – ISBA’s Young Lawyer of the Year

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Categorized as A & B News

Jessica Marshall Named Illinois State Bar’s Young Lawyer of the Year Anderson Boback & Marshall is proud to announce Jessica Marshall was recently named by the Illinois State Bar Association (ISBA) as the 2017-2018 Young Lawyer of the Year in Cook County. With this prestigious award, the ISBA honors the extraordinary commitment and dedication of

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Dividing Retirement Accounts in Divorce

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Categorized as Illinois Divorce, Property Division

Table of ContentsThe General Rules of Property DivisionWhy is Retirement often Divided Differently than other Marital Assets?Will I be Charged a Penalty or Taxes for Dividing a Retirement Account in my Divorce?Dividing 401(k) Accounts and Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO)What about Dividing Pensions in Divorce? Dividing retirement accounts in divorce is often confusing and complex

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Restricting Parental Responsibility in Illinois

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Categorized as Child Custody

Table of ContentsParenting Time and the Child’s Best InterestParental Responsibility Cases Where Parenting Time is RestrictedRestricting Parenting Time and Orders Protecting Children Frequently clients have questions about restricting parental responsibilities in Illinois. Usually they say something like,  “I have concerns with my children’s safety when they’re with my ex; can I restrict his (or her)

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