Both adoption and fostering provide homes to thousands of children in Illinois every year. However, there are some differences depending on whether you are navigating the foster system or not that may determine which process is right for you and your family.
Divorce in the Movies – What They Get Wrong, and Right
Movies and television are full of tales of divorce. Here are three basic messages that movies get wrong, and right, about couples who call it quits.
Creating a Post-Divorce Financial Budget
Divorce changes more than your marital status. It can alter your address, lifestyle, income and how you file your tax returns – all of which raise budgeting concerns for many newly divorced people.
Should You Seek Therapy During your Divorce?
It is common for couples to seek counseling when seeking to resolve issues in their marriage. And therapy can be beneficial if you’re going through a divorce or legal separation.
Does Staying Married Really Save You Money?
Some couples spend years on the fence about whether to end their marriage. One of the biggest considerations is how the decision would affect them financially.
Common Misconceptions About Divorce
The concept of divorce is understood through many lenses. Here’s the lowdown on a just a few of the many misunderstandings about divorce.
5 Signs Your Spouse May Be Hiding Assets
If you suspect your spouse has been less than truthful, a lawyer or financial advisor can help you track down hidden or moved assets so that the asset calculation process remains as transparent and accurate as possible.
What to Know About Meeting with a Divorce Lawyer in 2022
As you contemplate that first meeting this year, there are steps you can take to gather your thoughts, help you communicate efficiently, and answer any questions your lawyer has for you.
When to Divorce – or Just Separate
It would surprise some newlyweds that there are many similarities between divorcing and separation, namely those concerning parental responsibilities and asset division. If you’re considering both options in your marriage, it may help to find out about these differences first – if necessary, with the help of a family attorney. Then you can determine which choice makes the most legal, financial and logistical sense for you.
Divorcing Due to Domestic Violence? What You Should Know
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. People in an abusive marriage need to know that the courts are set up to handle these issues.