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 »Bottom Line Up Front: You have the legal right to change attorneys during your Illinois divorce or family law case. However, you must follow proper procedures, including court approval. Timing matters significantly for avoiding delays or complications. Going through a divorce or family law case creates enough stress. You shouldn’t have to worry about whether
Continue Reading »Divorce in the digital age can bring hidden threats. In fact, digital harassment is on the rise – a 2023 Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence report noted a growing number of divorce cases involving electronic surveillance, cyberstalking, or coercive control via social media. These digital tactics often escalate as relationships deteriorate, complicating the legal and
Continue Reading »Parenting time, formerly known as “visitation” or “residential custody,” is one of the most important—and often challenging—aspects of separation and divorce for families with children. Whether you’re just starting the process or revisiting an existing arrangement, the goal remains the same: to create a parenting schedule that truly works for your family. At Anderson Boback &
Continue Reading »Going through a divorce can be emotionally draining, especially when your spouse refuses to communicate or cooperate. If your spouse is unresponsive, avoids contact, or obstructs the divorce process, you may feel frustrated and helpless. It’s important to know that you don’t have to go through this alone. You have legal options and tools that
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