More than any other asset, you may be worried that you will not be able to keep your house after your divorce due to the sentimental value it holds. Follow along to understand the possibility of losing your house in your divorce settlement agreement and how a proficient Peoria divorce…
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Having to split quality parent-child time between you and your former spouse can be difficult. What makes it even more difficult is if you suspect that your former spouse is putting your child at risk. If this is your case, you should immediately act on your parental instincts and fight…
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During your contested divorce proceedings, the Illinois court will aid you in finalizing your divorce settlement agreement, which is the legal document that lays out the terms of your divorce. Such terms include property division, child custody, child support, and alimony. Continue reading to learn how an experienced Tazewell County…
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Even if you are not happy with certain aspects of your child custody settlement agreement, you must abide by them or formally request an Illinois court for a post-judgment modification. This is because breaching your contract can only further hurt your rights to access your child. For more information on…
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If you are preparing to undergo the divorce process, before anything else, you must ensure that you and/or your spouse meet the residency requirement established in the state of Illinois. This is necessary for the court to establish jurisdiction. Follow along to learn the details of these requirements and how…
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If you and your spouse have remained amicable, it may be in your best interest to remain in your family home. But if not, you should instead fight to have your spouse move out. This should especially be the case if you are dealing with a child custody settlement agreement.…
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