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...
Tax deed foreclosures can have a severe impact on a homeowner’s financial future. The effects on their credit score and subsequent financial opportunities can last for years, creating significant obstacles to recovery. Immediate credit score damage When a property is...
When resolving disputes outside of court, two common methods are mediation and arbitration. Both aim to settle disagreements without a trial, but they work in different ways. Understanding these differences can help you choose the best approach for your situation....
Understanding how to request a modification of parenting time in Illinois is important for any parent looking to adjust their custody arrangements. Taking the appropriate steps increases your chances of a successful modification. When can you request a modification?...
Tax deed foreclosures in Illinois can be complex, with various legal provisions involved. One such provision is Section 8. Understanding what it entails in the context of tax deed foreclosures is crucial. The tax deed foreclosure process The tax deed foreclosure...
Divorce is challenging, and running a farm adds another layer of complexity. Balancing these two demanding aspects of life can be especially tough. Here are some practical ways to manage stress during this difficult time. Lean on your support network Reach out to your...
Running a family business is challenging even in smooth times. When a couple who co-own a business decides to divorce, the future of the business can become uncertain. The decision to keep the business running involves several factors that require careful...
In Illinois, divorce involves determining which properties are marital assets and which are not. Inherited farmland usually qualifies as non-marital property. This distinction is important for farmers who have received land from family members. The primary rule is...