Divorce can be a financially challenging process, especially when one spouse is left bearing most of the legal costs. In Illinois, the court has the authority to order one spouse to pay the other’s attorney fees in specific situations. These court-ordered fees aim to ensure fairness and provide financial relief when one spouse has a
Continue Reading »Divorce is not only emotionally taxing but can also be financially draining, especially when it comes to attorney fees. However, with careful planning and proactive strategies, you can manage and even reduce these costs. This blog will guide you through practical steps to minimize your attorney fees in an Illinois divorce case. Understanding Your Attorney
Continue Reading »Divorce can be financially overwhelming, especially when one spouse controls most of the assets. In Illinois, there are specific situations where the Court might order your spouse to pay your attorney fees, primarily due to financial disparity or misconduct. Understanding these scenarios can help you navigate your divorce more confidently. Financial Disparity: When Income Inequality
Continue Reading »Divorced parents face many challenges during the holidays. Planning can be difficult, especially when it’s unclear where the children will be for specific holidays. Even a temporary order with a holiday parenting schedule helps provide certainty. Holidays are already challenging in a family with separate households, and uncertainty only adds stress for the children. Cooperation
Continue Reading »Recent statistics show that divorce rates among couples over 50 have doubled since the 1990s. This phenomenon, often called “gray divorce,” comes with unique challenges and considerations. Many older couples contemplating divorce often have questions about their options and the implications of each choice. This post outlines common questions we receive from older couples considering divorce (Gray Divorce). What Challenges Do Older Couples Face
Continue Reading »In Illinois, when parents cannot agree on how to care for their child, the court may step in with a temporary custody order to ensure the child’s needs are met right away. These orders in Illinois, now referred to as Allocation of Parenting Time and Decision-Making as opposed to ‘child custody’, are designed to provide structure
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