In Central Illinois, farming is a way of life, but that kind of life is not always a happy one.If the married couple who owns the farm wants to divorce, looking ahead to the property division phase of the proceedings, what happens to the farm? Losing emotional supportDivorce among farm…
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Whether you arrived at your current parenting plan through agreement or had it ordered by the court after litigation, there may come a time when it no longer works for you and your children. Illinois law allows for the modification of a parenting plan when circumstances warrant it.The most important thing…
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Although divorce is a difficult time for both mothers and fathers, it can be particularly difficult on fathers. This is due to the fact that mothers are sometimes favored in divorce hearings and procedures for a variety of reasons. For example, judges may consider a mother the more natural caretaker for…
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Before you got married, you did the sensible thing and made a prenuptial agreement with your beloved. You outlined separate and marital property and what would happen to it if you split up. You never thought you would have to use it, but, unfortunately, divorce is now part of the picture. Part…
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If you are facing divorce, you are also facing the issue of child custody. Developing a mutually acceptable co-parenting plan is no doubt high on your agenda. You can avoid contentious, emotionally-draining litigation if you and your soon-to-be ex can find your way to satisfactory custody arrangements through the process…
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Sometimes a seemingly small disagreement can spiral out of control and you and your spouse begin talking about divorce—but is that what you really want? Divorce is final, the marriage is over. However, legal separation is another option to consider, and in certain instances, it may be the only option.…
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