It’s tax time once again. If you and your spouse divorced sometime during the past year and it was finalized before December 31, 2020, you need to be considering changes in how you file your taxes for the year 2020.
How to Pick the Right Family Law Attorney
Choosing a family attorney can feel daunting, especially when it concerns an emotionally trying time in your life. But it’s important to remember that the lawyer you choose can make a big difference in your outcome — and, consequently, your future.
Recognizing Universal Human Rights Month
If you’re looking to add an event to your calendar to further your social awareness, consider taking some time to observe the upcoming Universal Human Rights Month.
How to Approach the Holidays During a Divorce
The holidays are approaching, but if you are going through a divorce, it may not be a time of cheerful anticipation. However, with some preparation, you can approach the holidays with confidence. Here are some ways to prepare.
Is a Collaborative Divorce Right for You?
If you are facing divorce, it is imperative you and your spouse consider pursuing a collaborate divorce to minimize the cost and allow a more harmonious ending to a marriage.
Should You Get a Prenup?
One often overlooked big decision you need to make before your marriage is whether or not to get a prenuptial agreement (prenup).
August is National Child Support Awareness Month
August is Child Support Awareness Month, a national observance first initiated in 1995 by former President Bill Clinton. This month is a chance to recognize federal, state, and local agencies that work diligently to provide child support services to their communities and to also acknowledge the dedicated parents who uphold their parental responsibility of regularly paying child support.
Celebrating Parents’ Day (July 26th) When Divorced
The fourth Sunday in July is Parents’ Day, recognizing the role of parents in rearing a child. This is a special day to celebrate being a parent, but how can both parents feel appreciated when you are divorced?
I Just Got Divorced. Can I Move Somewhere Else with My Child?
When one parent wants to relocate with their child(ren) after a divorce, there are some strict requirements that may need to be met to do so lawfully in Illinois.
How Do I Know if I’m Entitled to Receive Alimony in Illinois?
When going through a divorce, you or your spouse may be ordered to pay the other alimony, depending on the circumstances of your case. Although the court will consider many factors when deciding to award alimony in Illinois, knowing your rights prior to beginning divorce proceedings can help prevent unexpected surprises in your divorce case.