Divorce can involve complicated financial questions for couples who have accumulated substantial assets during their marriage. For individuals living in Barrington, Inverness, South Barrington, and
For parents going through a divorce in Rolling Meadows, Palatine, Schaumburg, Arlington Heights, Elk Grove Village, and surrounding northwest Chicago suburbs, child support can be
For many couples, pets are important members of the household. Dogs, cats, and other companion animals often become part of daily routines, family activities, and
For parents going through a divorce, financial responsibilities do not necessarily end when a child graduates from high school or turns 18. College tuition, housing,
For many married couples, financial assets extend well beyond traditional bank accounts, retirement plans, and real estate. Cryptocurrency, digital investment accounts, online businesses, and other
A trust may hold family business interests, investments, real estate, insurance, or inherited wealth while giving a spouse rights that range from a fixed present
Property division in an Illinois divorce begins with a classification question: Is the asset marital or nonmarital? Only after that question is addressed can the
A parenting plan is one of the most important long-term documents in a divorce involving children. The judgment ends the marriage, but the parenting plan
“Contested” and “uncontested” are useful shorthand, but they can make divorce sound more binary than it really is. A Wheeling couple might agree that the
A high-income household does not necessarily create a complicated divorce. Complexity usually comes from the structure of the assets and income. An Arlington Heights couple
