Month: July 2017

When substantial marital estate is involved, the division of property and divorce process becomes more contentious and complicated, with disputes arising at every single point. It is common for individuals having high value to have significant marital estates, which may include business interests, real estate holding, investments, complex trusts, international assets, and retirement accounts. These […]

Under the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act (IMDMA), divorcing parents are required to work on a parenting plan where both parties have to mutually agree on all of its aspects. Generally, a parenting plan comprises of a schedule for parenting time (formerly known as visitation), among other things, for taking care of children. […]