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Just as prenuptial agreements used to be viewed with a certain degree of skepticism and disdain by many people across the state of Illinois and beyond, postnuptial agreements were once scrutinized for their legal validity. Now, however, married couples are...
Domestic violence victims and their children can be confronted by the threat of physical and/or mental abuse at any given moment. It’s for that reason that anyone considering leaving an abusive marriage should take specific steps to help ensure their safety, as...
Many of the decisions that parents make during the divorce process are based on the best interests of the child. However, children can still be confronted by a huge number of practical and emotional difficulties as a result of divorce. That is why Illinois parents are...
Prenuptial agreements are contracts that couples agree to at the time of marriage in order to account for a substantial disparity in incomes and/or assets between the two parties. As a result, they are legally binding and enforceable at the time of divorce. That does...
For many Illinois residents confronted with the prospect of divorce, the need to leave one’s old life behind is palpable. However, divorcing parties are often obligated to follow specific guidelines in the event that they wish to move. For instance,...
