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Post-Separation or Divorce Spending Spree and the Effects on the Divorce
Everyone reacts differently when faced with the end of their marriage and divorce proceedings. Some people get angry and want to fight, while others get very emotional and may withdraw from the process entirely. Others might try to get back at their spouse or act out by spending exorbitant amounts of money. This is what we call the
Understanding the Consequences of Ignoring Court Orders
Family relationships and dynamics are among the most personal aspects of someone’s life. When the Court system gets involved for any reason, it may feel like a whirlwind that is mostly out of your control. Complying with court orders might seem challenging, especially when dealing with personal family matters. In this article, we discuss the importance of complying
I Think My Spouse May File for Divorce – How Can I Prepare?
Divorce can catch people off guard. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you and your spouse have been discussing the end of your marriage, or you intuitively sense that a divorce might be imminent, preparation is crucial. This preparation isn’t just about the practical aspects, but also involves handling the emotional side of things. The
How to Minimize Your Legal Fees and Maximize Your Investment
Navigating the process of divorce can be complex and often requires the assistance of a skilled legal professional. However, concerns over legal fees can add to the stress. Divorce clients need to know how to minimize legal fees and keep their attorney’s fees to a minimum, but few ask questions as to how to do so. This guide will provide
Factors Influencing 50-50 Parenting Time in Illinois
Family law has seen a seismic shift in how parenting time, once known as visitation, is divided between parents over the last twenty years or so. Long gone is the presumption that children need to be raised primarily by their mothers, while fathers are relegated to the odd weekend and a few days during the summer. Instead, the
What Is Financial Temporary Restraining Orders in Illinois Divorce Cases?
When the term “restraining order” comes up, most people immediately think of orders of protection, often linked to situations of abuse or harassment. In contrast, during an Illinois divorce proceeding, a different kind of restraining order can come into play, one that’s less about personal safety and more about financial security. This legal tool is a Financial
Do You Qualify for Social Security Benefits After Divorce?
Are you considering a divorce but are concerned about its impact on your Social Security benefits, especially if you’re near or at retirement age? This concern is understandable. Your ability to qualify for social security benefits after divorce depends on several factors. Both you and your ex-spouse have considerations to keep in mind, which we will explore in
