Filing for divorce requires making many decisions. You will start making them before you file and not end until your divorce is final. Knowing what to expect ahead of time can help you to consider what choices you will make and what you want out of your divorce. It is...
A child born in Illinois to a married couple has two legal parents. However, if the parents are not married, or if the mother was not in a civil union within 300 days of the child’s birth, she is the only legal parent. If you are an unwed father who wishes active...
If you are at the point where your marriage in Illinois is not working out, you may be considering getting a divorce or a marriage dissolution. In some instances, however, a couple wishes to cease living together without going to the full extent of ending the...
To divorce your spouse often leads to a splitting up of assets. Already, this is an emotionally charged event for both parties involved. What makes matters worse is that sometimes one spouse will try to hide assets from the other in an attempt to keep those assets out...
