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Tag Archives: Illinois Divorce
How Do Courts Calculate Child Support When a Parent is Unemployed or Underemployed?
Every parent has a legal and moral obligation to financially support his or her child. When parties divorce, the court will usually require the noncustodial parent to pay a percentage of his or her net income as child support. What … Continue reading
Posted in Child Support, Divorce
Tagged Calculate Child Support Payments, Chicago Divorce, Chicago Divorce Attorney, Chicago Divorce Attorneys, Child Support, Divorce Attorney, Illinois Child Support Law, Illinois Divorce, Illinois Family Law, Noncustodial Parent Child Support, Schiller DuCanto & Fleck
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The Multi-Disciplinary Nature of Family Law: Expecting the Unexpected
When people ask why I chose family law, I tell them that it’s one of the few areas of law where one not only deals at close range with clients, but one that touches on a plethora of areas of … Continue reading
The Illinois Supreme Court Allows Guardians to File Petitions for Dissolution of Marriage on Behalf of Wards in Karbin v. Karbin
The population of the United States is getting older. The most recent census, conducted in 2010, revealed not only that there are now more Americans age 65 and above than at any other time in U.S. history, but also that … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce, In the News, Recent Cases & Law
Tagged Chicago Divorce, Chicago Divorce Attorney, Chicago Divorce Attorneys, Disabled Guardianship, Dissolution of Marriage on Behalf of Wards, Divorce, Divorce Attorney, Guardians, Illinois Divorce, Illinois Family Law, Illinois Supreme Court, Karbin v. Karbin, Plenary Guardian, Schiller DuCanto & Fleck
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
What is Collaborative Law?
When you hear the word “divorce,” you probably have an image of what the process will be like. Perhaps you assume that each party will hire an attorney; take a polarized negotiation position; and repeatedly go to court to fight … Continue reading
A Practical Guide to Navigating Visitation Disputes
All too often, litigants work tirelessly to finalize a comprehensive parenting order only to have disputes over parenting time after the order is entered. The purpose of this article is to provide a few practical tips to deal with these … Continue reading
A Joint Parenting Agreement is a Contract
When parties are negotiating terms of a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) or a Joint Parenting Agreement (JPA) at the eleventh hour, they might be inclined to make concessions for the sake of “getting it over with.” Perhaps the parties are … Continue reading
Posted in Child Custody & Visitation, Divorce
Tagged Chicago Divorce, Chicago Divorce Attorney, Chicago Divorce Attorneys, Child Custody, Children, Custody Agreement, Divorce, Divorce Attorney, Illinois Divorce, Illinois Family Law, Joint Parenting Agreement, Marital Settlement Agreement, Schiller DuCanto & Fleck, Visitation
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
Top Ten Myths in Illinois Divorce Cases [Myth #10]
Myth: Permanent maintenance is forever. Not true. Permanent maintenance, also known as indefinite maintenance, is modifiable based upon a substantial change in circumstances. Under Illinois law, permanent maintenance abates upon the remarriage, cohabitation, or death of the recipient. It is … Continue reading
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