Finding A New Path Forward
Your whole family feels the effects of the ending of your marriage with your soon-to-be ex. Divorce can unearth a plethora of intense emotions such as anger, loneliness, sadness and grief. Similarly to the adults involved, your child might cycle through the five...
Divorce can be challenging in many ways. It can be a blow to your emotional health, as well as your finances and your sense of community. Because of this, it can be a big step to take. Knowing how to prepare can make a significant difference in your outcomes. Take...
Farm valuation can be an important factor in divorce proceedings, especially in an equitable distribution states like Illinois. The farm must be properly valued before making decisions; however, accurate farm valuation can be difficult to achieve. Here are only three...
A tax deed is a document that often gets distributed when a property owner fails to pay taxes on their home, business, or piece of land. This transfers ownership of the property to the government so that they can collect the taxes that they expect. It can be...
Across the board, many sources and studies tout co-parenting as one of the best ways to raise children of divorce. Unfortunately, though, not all co-parents will have the opportunity to stay within close proximity of one another for the duration of their kid's...
When you and your spouse have dedicated a lot of time and money to a family business, it is challenging to decide what happens to it in a divorce. The two of you must agree on which of the following three options works best for you. Both of you keep the business Even...
While a deteriorating relationship leads to divorce, if you and your spouse have children, you may choose to work together to raise your kids. After divorce, keeping the children your highest priority can be more successful with a well-executed co-parenting plan....
Illinois follows a system of equitable division in divorce cases. This means that, rather than split belongings equally in half, a court will decide how assets should get distributed in a way that is fair to both parties. How this affects your assets will largely...
Many married couples have life insurance policies naming their spouse as the primary beneficiary. Divorce impacts these policies, and the courts may dictate the changes. Term life insurance Policies that cover an individual for a set amount of time and pay a flat rate...
Marriages, where one or both spouses come into the union with considerable assets, may involve prenuptial agreements to protect the said property in case of divorce. Considering the fact that, according to the American Psychological Association, first-time marriages...