On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | Jun 12, 2020 | Divorce
For couples with children, creating a parenting plan can be the most difficult part of divorce. As you and your spouse figure your arrangement out, you may face challenges in allocating responsibility and time. No matter how much you two disagree right now, it’s...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | Mar 7, 2020 | Divorce
If you are contemplating divorce, you may have some concern about future finances. After all, you may have to adjust to life on a single income. While you may be eligible for spousal support, you should also receive some part of the marital estate. This may put your...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | Jun 26, 2019 | Divorce
One of the most common questions during a divorce is, “Who will get the house?” This and other property division questions come down to the specific laws in Illinois. Property division laws determine the outcome of asset distribution in a divorce case. Each state has...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | Jun 6, 2017 | Divorce
When an Illinois couple sees their marriage come to an end, many factors can contribute to the decision to split. A study that appeared in the American Sociological Review shared insights gained after a Harvard sociology professor analyzed data about approximately...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | Jun 5, 2017 | Divorce
Military divorces are often challenging because they involve a host of issues. One of the issues that must be considered when you are going through a military divorce is child custody. As anyone who has served knows, it isn’t always possible to stick to a set...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | May 24, 2017 | Divorce
If you are considering filing for divorce, then you are likely already struggling with a very difficult situation. You could be constantly fighting with your spouse, barely speaking to each other or coming to terms with the fact that you have simply fallen out of...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | May 18, 2017 | Divorce
Ending a marriage is a difficult thing to do. When it’s a military marriage, it can be much more complex. If your spouse is on active duty, your divorce could be delayed for months. Then there’s the issue of retirement accounts. Unlike employer retirement...
On behalf of Steele Law Offices, LLC | May 17, 2017 | Divorce
Money problems commonly lead to marital discord and then to divorce. For potential divorcees who are swimming in debt, questions may arise as to whether they should file for bankruptcy prior to divorce. After all, they probably know that the divorce could involve...
