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Understanding Temporary Orders In Illinois Divorce Cases
Posted December 22, 2025

At Gordon & Perlut, LLC, we understand that the early stages of a divorce can be overwhelming. When two spouses separate, their finances, housing, and parenting arrangements are often in limbo. Temporary orders, authorized under Illinois Compiled Statutes 750 ILCS 5/501, are designed to create stability while the divorce case is pending. These court orders […]

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The Emotional And Financial Benefits Of An Amicable Divorce In Illinois
Posted December 15, 2025

At Gordon & Perlut, LLC, we have seen how divorce can either drain families emotionally and financially or serve as a peaceful transition into a new chapter. Divorce is never easy, but when both parties commit to resolving matters amicably, the process becomes less painful and significantly less expensive. Illinois law encourages cooperation, fairness, and […]

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How Social Media Posts Can Be Used Against You In An Illinois Divorce
Posted December 08, 2025

At Gordon & Perlut, LLC, we have seen how one careless post or photo can change the outcome of a divorce case. Social media has become part of everyday life, but during a divorce, what you share online can easily become evidence in court. Judges, attorneys, and even private investigators now use social media activity […]

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How Hidden Debt Can Complicate Divorce Settlements In Illinois
Posted December 01, 2025

At Gordon & Perlut, LLC, we often remind our clients that divorce is not only about dividing assets but also about dividing debt. When one spouse hides or misrepresents financial obligations, it can completely change the outcome of a divorce settlement. Hidden debt, whether it involves undisclosed credit cards, secret loans, or unpaid taxes, can […]

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