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Learn About How Spousal Maintenance and Division of Marital Assets Intersect

Published November 8, 2018

Categorized as Property Division, Spousal Support

Table of ContentsSpousal Support, Maintenance and Alimony in IllinoisAmount and Duration of Spousal MaintenanceDividing Property and Marital Assets in IllinoisCalculating Spousal Support and MaintenanceMaintenance and Property Division in Long-Term MarriagesFocus on Factors Relevant to Your Divorce Case When a couple goes through a divorce, there are many issues that could arise. Two of the largest

How to Prepare a Deposition: A Guide for Divorce Attorneys and Clients

Published October 28, 2018

Categorized as Divorce, Divorce Litigation

Table of ContentsHow to Prepare for a Discovery DepositionDo a Mock DepositionOther Helpful Tips in Preparing for a Deposition Depositions are an important discovery tool used by divorce attorneys to prepare for trial. While depositions are important for your case, they can be very intimidating, especially when the client has a lot at stake and

Stay-At-Home Dad’s Guide to Child Custody

Published October 26, 2018

Categorized as Child Custody, Father’s Rights

Table of ContentsCustody, Parenting Time and Illinois Allocation JudgmentsThe Burden to Prove the “Best Interest of the Child”Fathers Seeking “Custody” or Majority of Parenting TimeHow to Be the Parent with the Majority of Parenting TimeAbility to Facilitate a Relationship Between Your Child and the Other ParentAdvice to the Stay-At-Home Dad Seeking Primary Responsibility of the

Default Judgments When Divorcing Someone in the Military

Published October 23, 2018

Categorized as Military Divorce

Table of ContentsWhat Happens If My Spouse Does Not Respond to My Divorce PetitionProtection from Default Judgment for Members of the MilitaryRequirements for Protection from Default JudgmentCourt Authority to Vacate the Default JudgmentPlan Ahead When Divorcing Someone in the Military What Happens If My Spouse Does Not Respond to My Divorce Petition Divorcing someone in

Tips To Help Children Cope With a Difficult Divorce

Published October 18, 2018

Categorized as Divorce

Table of Contents11 Basic Tips to help Reduce the Stress on the Children in a DivorceDoes Family Therapy Help Children Cope with a Difficult Divorce?Take care of Yourself All parents going through a divorce will say one thing about their children–They want to act in their child’s best interest. Unfortunately, each parent has a different

DePaul College of Law – 2018 Alumni Reception

Published October 15, 2018

Categorized as A & B News

Table of ContentsDePaul Law Young Alumni Engagement BoardDePaul Law in the CommunityDePaul Law – Commitment to ServiceDePaul’s “1L” Service DayDePaul Law’s Pro Bono and Community Service InitiativeDePaul Law Focus on DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIONTHE HEART OF DEPAULDePaul Alumni Weekend 2018DePaul Law Alumna and Anderson Boback & Marshall Attorney Genevieve Niemann DePaul Law through the Office of Alumni

Year: 2018

Learn About How Spousal Maintenance and Division of Marital Assets Intersect

How to Prepare a Deposition: A Guide for Divorce Attorneys and Clients

Stay-At-Home Dad’s Guide to Child Custody

Default Judgments When Divorcing Someone in the Military

Tips To Help Children Cope With a Difficult Divorce

DePaul College of Law – 2018 Alumni Reception

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