I want to start this article by congratulating you for your desire to promote a healthy co-parenting dynamic for your children with your spouse or partner. Healthy co-parenting after a separation is one of the most important ways to support your children emotionally, mentally, and developmentally. Separation can be intensely confusing, painful, and emotionally charged.
Continue Reading »If you’re going through a divorce in Illinois, reaching an agreement with your spouse instead of heading straight into a courtroom battle can save you time, money, and stress. It also helps you stay in control of key decisions such as parenting time, finances, and your future. At Anderson Boback & Marshall, we help clients
Continue Reading »Planning a trip with your child, whether it’s a family visit, a weekend getaway, or a school break can feel like a normal part of parenting. But if you’re going through a divorce or custody case in Illinois, even short-term travel can raise legal red flags. Many parents are surprised to learn that crossing state
Continue Reading »Learning how to win a relocation custody case in Illinois can feel overwhelming when you need to move with your child. Whether you’re facing a job transfer, remarriage, or family emergency, Illinois courts require specific legal steps before you can relocate with your children. Understanding these requirements is important. Mistakes in your relocation petition can
Continue Reading »ABM’s Managing Partner earns first-time recognition on the industry’s leading peer-review list Anderson Boback & Marshall (ABM) is proud to share that Jessica C. Marshall, Managing Partner, has been included in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. This marks Jessica’s first year of recognition. What this honor means Best Lawyers® is a long-standing, independent recognition program
Continue Reading »The finality of divorce judgments stands as a fundamental principle in Illinois family law, designed to provide closure and stability after a difficult legal process. However, Illinois courts recognize that extraordinary circumstances occasionally warrant revisiting these judgments. When substantial injustice has occurred through fraud, concealment of assets, misrepresentation, or coercion, legal remedies exist to address
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