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Calculating Child Support Under the Revised Child Support Statute in Illinois

Published July 18, 2019

Categorized as Child Support, Child Support Modification

One of the biggest challenges parents face in Illinois family law cases relates to calculating child support under the revised child support statute. In Illinois family law cases, the child support statute requires income information from both parents in order to calculate support, as well as a parenting time schedule. 3 Challenges in Calculating Child

Social Security Dependent Benefits in Dispute When Setting Child Support

Published July 8, 2019

Categorized as Child Support, Child Support Modification

Ever wonder how the courts deal with Social Security dependent benefits received by a minor child when parents divorce? The payment of social security dependent benefits can become a point of contention when parents are no longer together and child support is in question. Recently, the Third District Appellate Court in Illinois ruled on this

Can I Travel Out-of-State With My Children While My Family Law Case is Pending?

Published July 1, 2019

Categorized as Family Law

One of the common issues parents deal with when going through a newly filed divorce is how to deal with pre-planned vacations and travel out-of-state with the minor children. Whether a divorce, child custody or paternity action, these cases usually occur at the least convenient times. When parents make decisions to take each other to

Can I get my child vaccinated without permission from my ex-spouse?

Published June 24, 2019

Categorized as Child Custody

As Chicago child custody lawyers, we are getting a lot of these questions lately about being able to vaccinate a child without permission from the other parent. There is no easy answer to this question. Whether you need permission from your ex to vaccinate your child will be found in your parenting order. Violating a

Watch Out! Divorce Evidence Includes Texts, Emails and Facebook

Published June 17, 2019

Categorized as Divorce, Divorce Litigation

With texting, email, and Facebook Messenger rising in popularity as methods of communication in relationships, so is their use as divorce evidence. As Chicago divorce attorneys, we used to look for evidence in files, notebooks, ledgers, memos and photo albums. Now we have to also look at emails, text messages, Facebook, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Twitter, Instagram,

Competing Divorce Jurisdiction in Ben Zobrist’s Divorce: Which State Wins?

Published May 27, 2019

Categorized as Illinois Divorce

Chicago natives may now know that Cubs player Ben Zobrist filed for a legal separation from his wife, Julianna Zobrist, in Tennessee, citing marital misconduct. Meanwhile, Julianna Zobrist has filed for dissolution of their marriage in Cook County, Illinois. Local reports seem to indicate that Ben Zobrist filed before Julianna Zobrist, but it is unclear

Year: 2019

Calculating Child Support Under the Revised Child Support Statute in Illinois

Social Security Dependent Benefits in Dispute When Setting Child Support

Can I Travel Out-of-State With My Children While My Family Law Case is Pending?

Can I get my child vaccinated without permission from my ex-spouse?

Watch Out! Divorce Evidence Includes Texts, Emails and Facebook

Competing Divorce Jurisdiction in Ben Zobrist’s Divorce: Which State Wins?

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