When Does Child Support End in Illinois?

Divorce Involving Children A divorce involving children tend to be more complex as the divorce will affect many aspects of the children’s lives. To make the transition as least disruptive as possible, parents must make decisions about how the children will be raised, where they will reside, and how must time each parent spends with…

Who to Call if Your Former Spouse or Partner Isn’t Paying Child Support

Paying child support isn’t optional. It is a required part of any divorce judgment in the state of Illinois when a marriage dissolves and involves minor children, and in any percentage matter. However, even though it may be necessary, it can be a spot of major contention for those going through a divorce. Former spouses…

What is the Difference Between an Allocation of Parenting Responsibilities and Parenting Time?

When couples end their marriage, one of the most contentious areas of the divorce process involves the allocation of parenting time and parenting responsibilities. While the goal of every divorce is to reach an amicable agreement that is in the best interests of the children, this isn’t always easily achieved. In 2016, a new Illinois…

Reasons to Consider a Prenuptial or Post-Nuptial Agreement

Money issues and communication troubles are two of the top three reasons most couples get divorced. As such, planning for the future and for any complications down the road may be the best way to provide both parties with peace of mind and prevent disastrous and painful divorces. There are multiple ways a couple can…

How are Retirement & Investment Accounts Divided in an Illinois Divorce?

You work hard for your money, and you’ve planned meticulously for your future, including your retirement. Unfortunately, a divorce can throw a wrench into those plans. However, with an experienced Barrington divorce attorney on your side, your divorce doesn’t have to derail your life goals. The first step towards protecting your retirement and investment accounts…