Divorcing a narcissist can be challenging and anything but straightforward. You may feel overwhelmed and confused, even though you know it's the right choice for your future. Understanding what to expect can help you better prepare for the difficulties ahead....
The property division aspect of divorce allows parties to protect their individual financial interests and receive their fair share of the marital properties. However, the process will not work in terms of fairness if one of the parties fails to disclose or...
In Illinois, marriage often means merging two lives and continuing favorite pursuits together, such as art collecting. However, if the relationship ends in divorce, a cherished art collection can become part of the marital assets up for division. If you have artwork...
Divorce is not just about emotions; it is also about sorting out practical matters. One tricky issue is dividing business interests. The big question is: Is the business part of what you both built together or something separate? Things get even trickier when the...
Divorce is not a walk in the park, but it is possible for some divorcing parties to part ways amicably. Sadly, it may not be the same for marriages with a history of domestic violence. The result of the proceeding can be totally different from those without any...
The division of marital property is an essential part of divorce. Both assets and debts may qualify as marital property, depending on when and how they were acquired. Depending on the circumstances of your divorce, you may end up settling the bill for your ex's debts....
Divorce is never easy, especially when children are caught in the middle. It is a rollercoaster of decisions and uncertainties. Amidst all the chaos, one crucial aspect that requires careful consideration is the parents' responsibility toward their child's future...
Divorce is one of the most challenging experiences for anyone, especially for children. It is critical to take care of yourself during this time and to pay attention to how your children are feeling and processing the divorce. Your goal during this time should be for...
There was a time you believed your marriage would stand the test of time, so much so that you willingly sacrificed your dreams of building a career to raise your child as a stay-at-home parent. Unfortunately, your marriage eventually breaks down. Now, you’re at the...
Illinois became a no-fault divorce state when Public Act 099-0090 went into effect on Jan. 1, 2016. The law allows married couples in Illinois to file for divorce based on the grounds of “irreconcilable differences.” Prior to the passage of that law, divorces were...
