Religious Training Decisions With Young Children
If two parties do not agree upon how they would like their young child to be religiously educated, then the court will make the decision
If two parties do not agree upon how they would like their young child to be religiously educated, then the court will make the decision
If a couple chooses to separate instead of legally divorcing, it can be due to many possible which include: -The couple is unsure if they
A bulletproof co-parenting plan is vital in the event of a divorce. Here are some helpful co-parenting tips, that will encourage healthy communication. Some of
Did you know that in 2016, a language change was made to the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act? This change took away the
In July of 17, a new law that changed the way child support is calculated in Illinois went into effect. The law implemented an income
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The American Institute of Family Law Attorneys has recognized the exceptional performance of Illinois’s Family Law Attorney Michael J. Smith as Four Years 10 Best
Relationships often require sacrifice. Considering the financial undertaking and time commitment of earning a professional degree, it is not uncommon for many spouses to sacrifice
