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What Can I Do If I Don’t Like My Attorney?

Published June 30, 2024

Option #1 – Communicate With Your AttorneyOption #2 – Consider Hiring Alternate CounselSuspecting Unethical or Unprofessional Behavior?A. Duty of CompetenceB. Following InstructionsC. DiligenceD. CommunicationConfidentiality & PrivilegeSummary: What to Do If You’re Unhappy With Your Divorce Attorney One of the most important decisions you make when going through a divorce or family law matter

Don’t Delay: Act Now (or Promptly) to Modify Child Support in Illinois

Published June 24, 2024

Categorized as Child Support, Child Support Modification, Family Law

Understanding “Substantial Change in Circumstances”Identifying Qualifying ChangesTimely Action Matters, and Consequences If Action Is Not Taken PromptlyModification ProcedureChild Support Modification ExampleConclusion: Act Promptly on Substantial Change in Circumstances A common situation that we see in our office is a client who comes in and tells us that they or the other parent have

Co-Parenting for Success: The Executive’s Roadmap to Amicable Custody Agreements

Published June 17, 2024

Categorized as Child Custody, Family Law

Stay Engaged and InvestedGet Creative with SchedulingUse Co-Parenting ToolsMaintain PrivacyCo-parenting With Balance and Harmony Managing parenting responsibilities during a divorce can be challenging, particularly for high-level executives like CEOs or those in demanding roles. Balancing demanding work schedules with parenting time might seem almost impossible. However, there are strategies to help create a

Dividing “Personal Property” in Divorce: What You Need to Know

Published June 10, 2024

Categorized as Divorce, Property Division

Personal property encompasses various personal items individuals own, including jewelry, electronics, and household goods. These items accumulate over the years, and during a divorce, the question of how to divide them arises. This article explores the nuances of dividing personal property in divorce cases and the considerations involved. Definition of Personal Property We use personal

How Addiction Can Lead to Divorce: What You Need to Know

Published June 3, 2024

Categorized as Divorce

Common Addictions and Their Impact on Marriage and DivorceGambling AddictionInternet and Gaming AddictionPornography AddictionSexual AddictionMoving Forward with Empathy and Support We all have our vices. In the context of a marriage, certain addictions can place significant strain on the relationship and may contribute to divorce. Some common addictions that can negatively impact marriages

Life Insurance Considerations in Divorce and Family Law Matters

Published June 3, 2024

Categorized as Child Support, Divorce, Property Division, Spousal Support

Understanding Life Insurance in DivorceDifference Between Life Insurance and Disability InsuranceClassifying Life Insurance as PropertyUpdating Life Insurance Beneficiary Designations Post-DivorceSecuring Spousal Maintenance With Life InsuranceSecuring Child Support Through Life InsuranceOther Insurance Policies to ConsiderBringing It All Together: Managing Life Insurance in Divorce When a divorce is close to becoming final, discussing life insurance

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What Can I Do If I Don’t Like My Attorney?

Don’t Delay: Act Now (or Promptly) to Modify Child Support in Illinois

Co-Parenting for Success: The Executive’s Roadmap to Amicable Custody Agreements

Dividing “Personal Property” in Divorce: What You Need to Know

How Addiction Can Lead to Divorce: What You Need to Know

Life Insurance Considerations in Divorce and Family Law Matters

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