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Divorce Considerations for Couples with Adopted Children: Legal Tips and Considerations

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Categorized as Adoption, Divorce, Family Law

When parents make the difficult decision to divorce, deciding how they will continue to parent their children and protect their well-being is always the primary concern.  This is true for all parents, no matter whether they became parents through biology or adoption.  While the way they became parents may vary, the rights and responsibilities of

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How Can I Enforce a Court Order Against My Ex?

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Categorized as Child Custody & Visitation, Family Law, Illinois Family Law

If you’re dealing with an ex-spouse who is not complying with a court order, you’re not alone. Many individuals find themselves in frustrating situations where their ex ignores legal obligations, whether it’s related to child support, alimony, or visitation rights. Understanding how to enforce these orders in Illinois is crucial to protecting your rights and

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Ways to Avoid Indirect Civil Contempt

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Categorized as Divorce Litigation

Compliance with court orders is a cornerstone of family law, ensuring that all parties adhere to agreed terms and maintain fairness in proceedings. In Illinois, indirect civil contempt is a key mechanism used by courts to enforce compliance, addressing situations where individuals willfully disregard their legal obligations. Understanding this concept is crucial, as failure to

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Custody and Special Needs Children: What Parents Need to Know

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Categorized as Child Custody

Parenting a child with special needs presents unique challenges that can become even more complex during a divorce. It’s essential for parents to understand the legal and practical considerations in custody cases involving special needs children to support their child’s well-being. This article will explore key factors and legal aspects that parents need to consider.

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Social Media Missteps in High-Net-Worth Divorce Cases: Avoiding Costly Mistakes

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Categorized as Divorce, High Asset Divorce

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

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