Month: March 2017

In Illinois family courts, the division of assets and property acquired during the marriage is divided equitably, instead of equally. But things start to get confusing when it comes to distinguishing marital property from non-marital property. Illinois is not a community property state, and everything from money to assets and estate acquired during the time […]

There is a lot more to just deciding to dissolve your marriage and signing the papers in an Illinois divorce. Spouses have to settle several important matters that are an integral part of every divorce proceeding. In Illinois, it is also referred to as Dissolution of Marriage, and has both fault and no-fault grounds of […]