Divorce Lawyers of Chicago

5 Tips for Communicating During a Divorce

5 Tips for Communicating During a Divorce

Divorces in Illinois do not occur overnight. At a minimum, we expect uncontested divorces to take two months to finalize. Contested divorces can drag on for years depending on what’s involved. Regardless of the timeline, spouses invariably have to communicate....
Even Contested Divorces Don’t Have to Be Contentious

Even Contested Divorces Don’t Have to Be Contentious

As Chicago divorce lawyers, we have seen our share of contested divorces among couples who cannot seem to get along under any circumstances. We get it. Divorce is never an easy thing. Oftentimes, the events that lead to divorce cause irreparable friction. But it has...
The Impact of Divorce On A Child’s Education

The Impact of Divorce On A Child’s Education

School is an essential part of a child’s life and comes with many difficult decisions. If you are no longer in a relationship with your child’s other parent, you likely have many questions about how these decisions will be made, and what happens if you...
New Case on Custody & Relocation

New Case on Custody & Relocation

In Re the Marriage of Prusak. Once a case has been filed in Illinois, a parent cannot move over 25 miles (or 50 miles outside of Cook, Lake, DuPage, Kane, Will, and McHenry counties) unless the court grants explicitly permission. Relocating with a child can be a...
What happens to pets during a divorce?

What happens to pets during a divorce?

Pets are an essential part of the family. They comfort their owners, keep them active, and provide company. Despite their significant role, the law was silent on how to determine what happens to pets in a divorce until recently. Illinois law now encourages divorcing...