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I Think My Spouse May File for Divorce – How Can I Prepare?

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Categorized as Divorce

Divorce can catch people off guard. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you and your spouse have been discussing the end of your marriage, or you intuitively sense that a divorce might be imminent, preparation is crucial. This preparation isn’t just about the practical aspects, but also involves handling the emotional side

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What Is Financial Temporary Restraining Orders in Illinois Divorce Cases?

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Categorized as Divorce, Illinois Divorce, Orders of Protection

  When the term “restraining order” comes up, most people immediately think of orders of protection, often linked to situations of abuse or harassment. In contrast, during an Illinois divorce proceeding, a different kind of restraining order can come into play, one that’s less about personal safety and more about financial security. This legal tool

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Do You Qualify for Social Security Benefits After Divorce?

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Categorized as Divorce

Are you considering a divorce but are concerned about its impact on your Social Security benefits, especially if you’re near or at retirement age? This concern is understandable. Your ability to qualify for social security benefits after divorce depends on several factors.  Both you and your ex-spouse have considerations to keep in mind, which we

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Representation of Children: Understanding Their Rights in Dissolution and Parentage Proceedings

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Categorized as Child Custody, Grandparents Rights

When it comes to legal proceedings involving children – specifically dissolution (divorce) and parentage cases – the state of Illinois has a clear mandate. As per Section 506 of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act (750 ILCS 5/506), the court may appoint an attorney to represent the child’s interests in disputes related to

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