Author Archives: Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C.
Post-Decree Litigation In Illinois Explained
A divorce judgment does not always resolve every legal issue between former spouses. After the court issues a final judgment, things can change, or one person might not follow the order. Post-decree litigation means taking legal steps after a divorce to enforce, change, or clarify the original judgment. I regularly help clients on both… Read More »
Decision Fatigue During Divorce: Why It Happens
Divorce involves frequent decisions that impact your finances, children, and future, often under significant emotional pressure. Over time, this ongoing evaluation can lead to decision fatigue, making even simple choices feel overwhelming. Decision fatigue can impair judgment, slow progress, and result in outcomes that may not protect your interests. I assist clients in Schaumburg… Read More »
What Happens If Your Ex Violates A Court Order?
When a court enters an order in a divorce or family law case, that order is not optional. It carries the full authority of the court and must be followed by both parties. I regularly work with clients in Schaumburg and throughout Illinois who are dealing with an ex-spouse or co-parent who refuses to… Read More »
Enforcing Child Support Orders In Illinois
Child support orders are court requirements meant to protect a child’s well-being and financial security. If payments stop or fall behind, both the child and the parent who depends on that support can be affected right away. Illinois law offers several ways to enforce these orders, but it’s important to understand how the process… Read More »
What Counts As Income For Child Support In Illinois?
Child support in Illinois is based on a detailed financial analysis, not guesswork. I regularly work with parents on both sides of these cases, and one of the most common points of confusion is what actually qualifies as “income.” The answer is broader than many people expect. Illinois law uses an income shares model… Read More »
Business Ownership And Divorce In Illinois
Divorce is never easy, and it gets even more complicated when a business is involved. Questions about money, control, and future plans often become major concerns. I help people in Schaumburg and across Illinois who are going through divorce and have business interests. While Illinois law sets out rules for dividing property, handling a… Read More »
Understanding Retroactive Child Support In Illinois
Retroactive child support often arises in Illinois family law when parents have lived apart before a formal court order. I represent clients seeking unpaid support and those defending against retroactive claims. Illinois law permits courts to award support for past periods in specific circumstances, with outcomes depending on the facts, timing, and conduct of… Read More »
The Divorce Process in Chicago: What to Expect
Ending a marriage is a significant legal and personal decision with lasting effects on finances, family relationships, and future stability. Many people begin the process without a clear understanding of Illinois law or Chicago court procedures. I work with clients on both sides of divorce and have seen how preparation and knowledge influence outcomes…. Read More »
Child Support Cases in Chicago Explained
Child support cases in Chicago involve detailed financial analysis, strict statutory guidelines, and often emotionally charged disputes between parents. Illinois law is structured to ensure that children receive appropriate financial support regardless of whether their parents are married, divorced, or never married. I regularly work with clients on both sides of these cases, whether… Read More »
Imputed Income In Illinois Child Support Cases
Illinois child support aims to match each parent’s ability to help meet their child’s needs. Sometimes, a parent’s reported income doesn’t reflect their true earning potential. This can happen if someone is unemployed, underemployed, or not working up to their capacity for questionable reasons. In these situations, courts may assign or “impute” income to… Read More »