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Building the Right Team for Your Divorce

Published September 30, 2023

Categorized as Divorce

It’s crucial to find the right team members to help you get through your divorce. I recommend working with people who have personalities who compliment yours and who will constantly be sure your case is heading in the direction to achieve your goals. Divorce can be emotional, expensive, and extremely confusing. Having the right team

Basic Jurisdiction Has to Be Met in Order to File for Divorce in Illinois

Published September 27, 2023

Categorized as Illinois Divorce

In Illinois, family law cases are governed by the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act is a statute which provides the Court with the power to decide the issues in a divorce proceeding, such as property issues and custody issues. In order for the Court to

Importance of Legal Representation in Chicago Divorce Proceedings

Published September 22, 2023

Categorized as Divorce

When it comes to getting divorced, hiring an attorney to represent you, to guide you through the process, to explain the current laws, and litigate for you in court, is extremely important. There are certain intricacies in the law and the processes that you might not understand yourself that an attorney can help with. 4

Residency Requirements to File for Divorce in Chicago

Published September 16, 2023

Categorized as Divorce Process

As Chicago divorce attorneys, we’re often asked if there is a residency requirement in order to file for divorce in Chicago. While a simple question, the answer involves legal concepts like “jurisdiction” and “venue” that are important to determine where you should file for divorce. Understanding Divorce Jurisdiction, Venue, and How it Applies to You

An Ugly Divorce – It Doesn’t Have To Be That Way

Published September 11, 2023

Categorized as Divorce

Worried about going through an ugly divorce? If you are going through a divorce or are thinking about filing for divorce, you may be worried about the outcome. Remember that, for the most part, you are in control of how the divorce process goes. So, if you have not filed for divorce yet, think about