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Preparing For Summer Co-Parenting
Though many children look forward to the fun, freedom, and activities that typically come with summer vacation, it can be a challenging time for both the children and the parents in divorcing or post-divorce families. Under many custody arrangements, children … Continue reading
Posted in Child Custody & Visitation, Divorce
Tagged Chicago Divorce, Chicago Divorce Attorney, Chicago Divorce Attorneys, Child Custody, Children, DuPage Divorce Attorney, Joint Child Custody, Summer Co-Parenting, Summer Vacation, Summer Visitation, Visitation, Wheaton Divorce Attorney
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A Fresh Start in the New Year
Typically, each new year brings a sense of anticipation and a fresh start. However, it may not feel this way for those going through or contemplating a divorce. In fact, the new year may create uneasy feelings and a concern … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce
Tagged Chicago Divorce, Chicago Divorce Attorney, Chicago Divorce Attorneys, Child Custody, Child Visitation, Children, DuPage Divorce Attorney, Illinois Divorce, Illinois Family Law, New Year's Goals, New Year's Resolutions, Schiller DuCanto & Fleck, Set Goals, Wheaton Divorce Attorney
Holidays and Divorce – Tips for Enjoying the True Spirit of the Holidays
The holidays evoke universal feelings of peace, joy and hope. Yet, for some individuals going through the difficult process of a divorce, the mere mention of the holiday season causes anxiety. While it may seem impossible to enjoy yourself in … Continue reading
Back to School Tips for Divorced Parents
The beginning of the school year can be a hectic time for any parent. However, the return to school can be an especially stressful time for divorced parents who have to balance their child’s busy schedule between two households. The … Continue reading
Divorcing in a Volatile Economic Market
In uncertain times, dividing the matrimonial pie is more than slicing equal pieces For couples contemplating a divorce, the volatility in the financial and real estate markets has created an impediment that has left many questioning how they will achieve … Continue reading
Planning Tips for Stress-Free Holidays
Parents facing separation or divorce can find joy in the holidays with proper planning A good plan is like a road map, and although members of families coping with divorce may be traveling somewhat different routes, it is possible to … Continue reading
Combating Domestic Violence in Affluent Families
Victims of domestic violence surround us. Many victims from affluent families serve as pillars of our community, attend professional and charitable events with us, volunteer at our children’s schools, or are simply neighbors. Outwardly, they appear to enjoy the luxuries … Continue reading
Am I Frozen Out of My Spouse’s Frozen Pension Plan?
Many traditional defined benefit pension plans that provide a monthly annuity payment to the employee at retirement have been frozen over the past decade. There are a number of reasons why corporations are freezing their pension plans, mostly economic. What … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, Retirement Benefits
Tagged Chicago Divorce Attorneys, Divorce, DuPage Divorce Attorney, Frozen Pension, Illinois Family Law, Illinois Pension, Illinois QDRO, Lake Forest Divorce Attorney, Pension, Pension and Divorce, QDRO, Qualified Domestic Relations Order, Retirement Benefits, Schiller DuCanto & Fleck, Wheaton Divorce Attorney
Parents Can Strengthen Family Relationships, Even During Divorce
The word “divorce” does not conjure up positive thoughts of family wellness, but emotionally fit parents can strengthen family relationships even during the legal process and later as a divorced family. Typically, parents are so trapped in their own emotional … Continue reading
“Net Income” for Child Support Purposes
A common sense approach to the trend in Illinois law A frequent question for family law practitioners is, what is “net income” for child support purposes? The law on this issue has been evolving over the decades since the enactment … Continue reading




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