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On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Jun 5, 2020 | Divorce
Cook County parents who are getting a divorce will need to sort out custody and parenting time issues as part of the process. For most of them, this could be the most important part of the breakup since both parents want as much time with their children as possible....
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | May 20, 2020 | Divorce
So much has changed for people here in Illinois and elsewhere, but some things never change. Some married couples still want to go their separate ways, which means filing for divorce. At least for now, filing for divorce may not be as easy as it was at the beginning...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | May 8, 2020 | Child Custody
Being a parent is not easy under the best of circumstances. When Illinois parents decide to divorce, the job takes on new dimensions. Staying connected to the children is just one of the hurdles they need to account for when working out a child custody agreement. For...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | May 6, 2020 | Divorce
Ending a marriage can be a financially devastating prospect, but it does not necessarily have to be. Even though financial changes are inevitable, it is still possible to leave the marriage with some economic security. Illinois residents facing divorce may want to use...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Apr 28, 2020 | Divorce
The unavoidable truth regarding divorce is that life will change. Even though many Illinois residents feel as though they have no control over their lives during this time, they can take numerous steps that would help them create a life after the divorce is final....
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Apr 7, 2020 | Divorce
Divorce can easily take its toll on an Illinois family. Parents need to find a way to continue caring for their children despite any emotional fallout that remains after the divorce is final. One way to do that is to make sure to include some preemptive provisions...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Mar 24, 2020 | Divorce
Working together to raise children can be challenging for married couples, let alone those who are divorced. Knowing this, Illinois couples who are still in the process of divorcing would probably benefit from sitting down and carefully designing a parenting plan to...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Mar 11, 2020 | Divorce
Most Illinois couples who are ready to end their marriages do not want it to drag on for months or years. They want to get through the divorce process as quickly as possible, so they decide to try to negotiate a settlement. Unfortunately, with all of the emotions the...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Mar 9, 2020 | Child Custody
Like couples in other parts of the country, many here in Illinois cannot simply turn off their feelings for each other once a judge signs the divorce decree legally ending their marriage. Even so, if they are parents, they need to find a way forward for the sake of...
On Behalf of Law Office of Michelle Broughton-Fountain | Mar 6, 2020 | Divorce
Illinois parents whose marriages are coming to an end may readily agree to work together in order to resolve their issues in order to spare the family the stress and conflict of a traditional courtroom divorce. They may make this agreement in order to make sure their...
