You and your spouse or partner have children and have decided to divorce or end the relationship. Whether you are married or unmarried with children, it’s important to enter into a detailed Allocation Judgment (also known as a Parenting Plan) allocating parental responsibilities between the two of you. Many times parents decide to enter into …
Common Pitfalls in Allocation Judgments (Parenting Plans) Read More »
After months of negotiation, a final deal has been reached, or a judge has made a final decision. You breathe a deep sigh of relief that the divorce is done. Time to move on. However, once a final Judgment is entered, there is still follow up work that must be done. One of the items …
Your Divorce is Final. Don’t Forget to Change Your Beneficiaries! Read More »
Are you going through a divorce and concerned about losing non-marital funds you spent toward a marital asset? Conversely, are you concerned about losing marital funds which were spent toward your spouse’s non-marital asset? Simply because the funds were already spent or commingled does not mean that they cannot be recovered. Under Illinois law, when …
Can Funds Commingled Between Marital and Non-Marital Estates Be Reimbursed? Read More »
