With advances in technology, it’s easier than ever to spy on your divorcing spouse in an effort to get information that will help your case. There are cameras and recorders on cell phones, as well as GPS trackers and f... Read more
If you’ve been married a long time and find yourself thrust into a divorce situation, you are not alone. Although divorce is becoming less common for younger adults, so-called “gray divorce” for older adults is o... Read more
If you own a business and are facing a divorce, you have reason to worry, as the stakes can be high. If you aren’t careful, you might wind up having your ex as a business partner, or even worse, you might have to sel... Read more
It’s always best when divorcing spouses can agree on how to divide their property, but if they cannot agree, the Circuit Court will have to divide the marital estate. Illinois is an equitable distribution state, whic... Read more
Did you know there is a day to give recognition to your ex-spouse? National Ex-Spouse Day is officially observed every year on April 14th. National Ex Spouse Day was created in 1987 by Reverend Ronald Coleman of Kansas C... Read more
Almost every divorce creates stress, with great potential for negative psychological and emotional impact on everyone involved. If the divorce is adversarial, it can take family members approximately four to eight years ... Read more
Raising children is difficult enough when there are two of you doing it – for single parents, it is even more challenging. In recognition of the hard work, devotion and sacrifices of single parenting, March 21st has ... Read more
Americans love their pets, many viewing them as part of their family. So when the family breaks up due to divorce, the issue of who gets custody of the pet may become a major problem. According to a 2015 survey from t... Read more
Going through divorce is difficult enough without having to prove nasty charges against your spouse, so it is fortunate that Illinois has finally become a no-fault state and changed the grounds for divorce. As of Janua... Read more
Can Social Media Posts Be Used Against You in a Divorce? If you are going through a divorce, what you say online can and will be used against you. You may be innocently posting comments, photos, statuses, tweets, etc.,... Read more
