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When you're ready to say "I do" again, your heart might be full of love for your new partner. However, if you have children from a previous marriage, then you know that they must always come first. Your children need protection and security. Illinois law gives you...
The days when children have to move from one parent’s house to the other parent’s house can be an emotionally challenging time for them. They’re experiencing conflicting emotions because they know they’ll have to leave one parent, but they’re also happy they get to...
Talking about a prenuptial agreement isn’t the most romantic part of planning a life as a couple with your significant other. However, a prenup is more than just a plan for divorce. It’s about transparency, protecting each other and having the hard conversations...
Have you ever heard the term “blind trust” used and wondered just what it meant? Using a blind trust avoids even the hint of impropriety or self-dealing. In many estate plans, there is no need for a blind trust. As always, there are exceptions. Elected officials --...
Dividing property is frequently one of the most pressing aspects of a divorce. Spouses have to split up their shared resources and joint financial obligations. That process can often result in intense conflict, as spouses may disagree with one another about what is...
Many people who are going through a divorce often think about what the property division process will be like. If you’re going through this, you may become focused on what assets you get to keep and what debts you’ll have to pay. But, there’s a potential long-term...
In child custody arrangements, the right of first refusal is a provision that provides one parent with the chance to take care of their child before the other parent uses outside childcare. The requirement for this to occur is usually included in the parenting plan...
As summer quickly approaches, now is the time for co-parents to begin planning for the months ahead. Summer break can mean a welcome change of pace for children, but it also presents unique challenges for parents navigating shared custody or parenting time...
Did you know that a will by itself may not protect your legacy? With only a will in your estate plan, your estate could be compromised by probate, disputes and taxes. You can more effectively protect your assets with the use of a trust. A trust is a legal arrangement...
An estate plan can do many things to help people at various stages of life. Young parents can choose guardians for their children. Elderly individuals can make decisions about medical care. People of all ages can decide how their assets will be passed on to the next...
