Finding A New Path Forward
Divorce is always challenging, but when a family farm is involved, the complexities grow. Creating a fair parenting plan for children in a farm divorce requires thoughtful planning, flexibility, and attention to the unique needs of both the children and the farm...
Divorce settlements become complicated when farm assets and debts are involved. For Illinois farmers, debt significantly influences property division. Business loans, mortgages, or personal obligations may create debt. Understanding how debt affects the settlement...
Dividing assets during divorce can raise complex legal issues, particularly when one or both spouses own a business. In Illinois, many individuals wonder whether a divorce can result in the forced sale of a business. The answer depends on several legal and financial...
Moving between homes can make school harder for kids, especially when one parent lives on a farm and the other in a different place. Farm work often starts early and lasts a long time, which can make it tough for kids to get to school on time and finish homework....
Child custody decisions in high-asset divorces involve many factors, especially when a family business or farm is at stake. Courts focus on the child's best interests, but succession planning can shape custody arrangements by providing financial stability and a clear...
A business divorce can complicate ending a partnership, especially when a couple owns the business together or one spouse holds partial ownership. Determining the value of the business is crucial in dividing assets fairly. How one handles the business valuation can...
Farming often involves a deep connection to family, land, and community. When a marriage includes farm ownership, couples must protect those assets. A prenuptial agreement provides security and clarity, ensuring the farm’s future remains safeguarded in case of...
Birdnesting is a unique custody arrangement where children remain in the family home, and parents take turns living there. This approach aims to give children stability during a divorce or separation. While birdnesting has some clear benefits, it also comes with...
When a couple owns a business, divorce can lead to complicated questions regarding the division of assets. One common concern involves whether one spouse can claim future profits of the business after the divorce is finalized. Determining ownership interests Courts...
A farm-based lifestyle offers unique opportunities for children, but it also brings specific challenges when determining primary residence in a custody case. Courts will consider many aspects, such as the well-being of the children and the ability to provide a stable...