Stay-at-Home Parents and Divorce: What You Should Know
Any individual should be able to maintain their standard of living following a divorce, no matter if you have a full-time job, or are a
Any individual should be able to maintain their standard of living following a divorce, no matter if you have a full-time job, or are a
Illinois is a no-fault divorce state. This means that an affair or adultery cannot have an impact on the legal outcomes of your divorce case.
Hiding assets in an Illinois divorce case is in fact illegal. Discovery of hidden assets could result in criminal charges such as contempt of court,
When determining custody in Illinois, the sole factor the judge takes into account is what would serve the best interests of the child. Factors considered
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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
