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Illinois Divorce Law 101: A Beginner’s Guide

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Ending a marriage is never easy, but understanding the process of divorce can make it less intimidating. In Illinois, simply stating that the marriage is irretrievably broken is sufficient, but there are still important legal considerations to take into account. Working with an experienced family law attorney can provide you with a clear understanding of your rights and options, as well as guide you through complex negotiations and represent you in court if necessary. From residency requirements to the allocation of parental responsibilities, let us help you navigate the complexities of divorce and take the first step toward a new beginning.

Legal vs. DIY Divorce: Which Is Right for Your Situation?

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Divorce is never an easy process. It’s an emotionally charged and complex journey that often involves a myriad of decisions, from asset division to child custody arrangements. One of the most important choices you’ll make during this time is whether to pursue a traditional legal divorce or opt for a do-it-yourself (DIY) approach. Both paths […]

How Does Divorce Affect Women?

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Divorce is a life-changing event that affects both men and women, but studies have shown that women often experience more negative effects both financially and emotionally. For many women, divorce can lead to financial instability, loss of social support, and a decline in their mental health. As a family law firm that often represents women going […]

Understanding How to Divorce a Foreign-Born Spouse

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A 2021 report from the U.S. Census Bureau offers interesting data when it comes to marriage in the U.S. On average, foreign-born adults are more likely to marry and less likely to remarry when compared to native-born adults. And those born in the U.S., both men and women, are more likely to marry before the age of […]

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