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Tips for Handling College Expenses During Divorce By: M. Scott Gordon It is important for divorced parents to plan a conversation about college expenses, according to a recent article from U.S. News & World Report. Thinking carefully about how financial aid will be handled for your child can have a significant impact on the total […]

Cook County State’s Attorney on Costs of Child Support Collections By: M. Scott Gordon Who covers the costs associated with child support collections? According to a recent article from the Cook County Record, the Cook County State’s Attorney is currently working with advocates in the Chicago area for parents who are currently owed child support. […]

College Funding Questions to Resolve During Your Divorce By: M. Scott Gordon If you are thinking about filing for divorce or are in the midst of a divorce and you have children, you may be wondering how college expense obligations will be shared between you and your spouse. According to a recent article from U.S. […]

Am I Entitled to Unpaid Support For My Child? By: M. Scott Gordon When a non-custodial parent fails to pay child support or has not been involved at all in a child’s life up to a certain point, the custodial parent may be entitled to unpaid child support payments. Generally speaking, retroactive child support is […]