Ways to Pay for Your Divorce (When Cash Is Tight)
Broke and need a divorce? Have no idea how to pay for the legal fees? Here are some ways to potentially pay for your divorce when money is tight.
Thoughts, insights and information about the divorce process. Nothing here should be considered to be legal advice. If you need legal advice, you need to hire a lawyer.
Broke and need a divorce? Have no idea how to pay for the legal fees? Here are some ways to potentially pay for your divorce when money is tight.
Do you and your child’s other parent have radically different ideas on how to raise your children? Can you agree to do you and they will do the same? Then read on to see if do you parallel parenting might work.
Have a legal problem. Read on to find out why consultations are not going to lead to an answer to a ‘quick legal question’.
Illinois adopted no-fault divorce in 2017. The divorces aren’t about punishing bad spouses but focusing on growth and your future.
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Considering an uncontested divorce in Illinois? Learn if it’s possible to avoid a court appearance and how I keep most of my clients out of Court.
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Illinois Courts use a concept called equitable distribution when dividing marital assets and debts. Sometimes divisions are not even or appear fair but they allow for creative solutions and equity.
An amicable divorce empowers clients to meet their needs and requires creative solutions and zeal. An amicable divorce focuses on reaching solutions without court battles.