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Creating a parenting plan can be one of the most difficult parts of a divorce or separation. Parents must consider their child’s best interests while balancing work schedules, school activities, and their own personal lives. Disagreements often arise over decision-making authority, parenting time, and how to handle unexpected changes. Illinois law requires parents to submit […]

Divorce is a complex process, especially when a long-term marriage and significant financial assets are involved. In Illinois, spousal support—also known as maintenance or alimony—is often a key issue in high-net-worth divorces. The duration of the marriage plays a major role in determining whether maintenance is awarded, how much is granted, and for how long. […]

A divorce involving a medical practice presents unique challenges. Unlike other marital assets, a medical practice is not just a source of income—it is also a professional career, a business entity, and a service to patients. Illinois law requires equitable distribution of marital assets under 750 ILCS 5/503, but equitable does not always mean equal. […]

Divorce is already an emotional and legal challenge, but when domestic violence is involved, the situation becomes even more complex. The safety of the victim and any children involved must be the top priority. Domestic violence can impact the outcome of divorce proceedings, including child custody, spousal support, and property division. Illinois law provides strong […]