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309-455-8833A much-overlooked Supreme Court decision this week could impact the child custody rights of fathers and Native Americans in the United States. The justices held that a Native American man could not depend on the federal statute the Indian Child Welfare Act as a defense against the termination of his…
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Last week, it was announced that billionaire Rupert Murdoch was filing for divorce from his third wife of 14 years, Wendi. Since then, the high-profile divorce has been a hot topic in the media. While some sources are predicting that the divorce will be highly-contested, others are guessing that the…
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This Father's Day, a group called Leading Women for Shared Parenting is officially launching its efforts to make equally shared parenting rights a reality in the United States and Canada. But the group already has many members who are drawing attention to the issue, including congresswomen from both parties, lawyers,…
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According to the 2010 Census, about 70 percent of households in the United States have a pet, and many of these households consider their pets to be members of the family. For that reason, things can get hairy when a divorce or separation occurs and the former couple has to…
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Many Illinois couples choose to resolve their divorce outside of court to bypass lengthy legal battles. This route necessitates both spouses reaching a joint…
Divorce when a spouse lives internationally can appear daunting, yet geographical separation doesn't negate your right to end your marriage. Generally, Illinois courts can…
Dividing frozen embryos is an exceptionally difficult issue in Illinois divorce cases, going beyond a simple asset division due to the potential for life…
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