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309-455-5552Societal beliefs about marriage and divorce have changed a lot over the years, leading to fewer marital unions and more endings than in past generations. Even the average age of people who tie the knot has gotten higher.Furthermore, seniors go through divorce more than before. Causes include more financial security and economic…
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Often, when people think about child abduction, they may envision a stranger driving by and grabbing a child. However, children may also be abducted by their parents, and this is especially likely during a custody dispute (or after custody has been awarded). For example, a parent may take the child…
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We have written about some of the reasons why some fathers are falsely accused of domestic violence. In this post, we will take a closer look at the consequences of these allegations, regardless of whether or not they are true. Those who have been accused of domestic violence may face…
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When you choose to get a divorce in Peoria, you may be prepared to have to split the value of a number of your assets with your spouse. One of the assets you may not be prepared to share, however, is your 401k. The funds in your 401k are the…
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If you are a divorced dad in Illinois, and your ex got primary custody, you may be struggling with how to stay involved and relevant in your child's life. Even though things are different, there are things you can do to make a better connection with your child, even when…
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Divorce entails substantial stress and complexities, especially regarding financial settlements. Alimony, also referred to as spousal support, is a crucial element offering financial aid…
When divorcing in Illinois, both parties are entitled to an equitable distribution of assets acquired during the marriage. However, it's not uncommon for one…
Losing custody of your child is a devastating consequence faced by parents battling addiction, highlighting the profound impact of substance abuse on families. Yet,…
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