Author Archives: Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C.
Who Is Responsible For College Expenses After Divorce in Illinois?
Illinois is one of the few states with a law that compels divorced parents to support their children’s education past high school and after they turn 18 years old. A child doesn’t have to be a minor to receive this support. This may be a blessing for single parents living under the poverty line,… Read More »
Do I Have To Pay My Ex-Spouse’s Debts In An Illinois Divorce?
Dealing with the family estate during a divorce can be one of the most stressful and contentious experiences you can go through. Whether you cannot agree on who gets the car, the family home, or money in a savings account, divorce can be challenging. Add debt division into the equation, and without the help… Read More »
How Property Division Is Decided in Illinois Common Law Marriage
Many couples are happy to live and raise children together without getting married. They can spend years with one another like a married couple, just without legalizing their union in the eyes of the state by signing a marriage license. This is called a common-law marriage in Illinois. However, a couple involved in this… Read More »
How Does Domestic Violence Impact a Divorce Settlement in Illinois?
Domestic violence is cruel and inhumane. It can make victims question their existence and sanity for years and is particularly painful for children. While divorce is an understandable solution, Illinois is a no-fault state. This means that this crime or any reason cannot be specifically cited or used as grounds for divorce. However, all… Read More »
Overview of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act
Not all marriages are meant to last forever. Whether yours is toxic, or you have fallen out of love with your spouse and vice versa, maybe it’s better that you go your separate ways. Before making that monumental decision, hire experienced Schaumburg divorce attorneys familiar with the updated Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage… Read More »
What Is Equitable Distribution of Assets Between Spouses in Illinois?
Marital property division or asset distribution is one of the most contentious parts of a divorce. In Illinois, couples who decide to split up can divide their property independently. However, in the event the former couple cannot reach a consensus regarding the division of assets, you can hire Schaumburg asset division attorneys and let… Read More »
Can Another State Suspend Your Driver’s License For Non-Payment Of Child Support?
If you fail to pay child support in one state but move to another state, the latter can suspend your driver’s license in some circumstances. If that happens, defaulters can take some steps and legal options to get their license back, but it will have to be accompanied by pending support payments. Contact a… Read More »
How Does Child Support Work With Adopted Children?
Parenting takes a lot of work, whether you are a biological or foster parent. The work never ends from diaper changes to ballet practice and career advice. If you want to add to your brood or adopt a child because you don’t have your own, you still need to pay for their care. In… Read More »
How Long Do I Have To Pay Spousal Support In Illinois?
Besides other financial matters that a divorcing couple has to address, spousal support can be the most contentious out of them all. While parents think child support is necessary to give their children a comfortable lifestyle and take care of their needs, a spouse is usually unhappy making ongoing payments to their ex-partner. In… Read More »
What Are The Tax Implications Of Divorce In Illinois?
Most divorcing couples overlook the tax implications of divorce before it is too late. A Schaumburg tax implications attorney, or any attorney for that matter, cannot ethically give them tax advice if they don’t have the education or the experience to do so. That is why most couples turn to accountants to determine the… Read More »