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Decision Fatigue During Divorce: Why It Happens

By The Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C. |

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 »

How Is Marital And Non-Marital Property Decided In An Illinois Divorce?

By The Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C. |

Marriage gives people the opportunity to build a life together with the person they love. From buying a home, a new car to choosing furniture that suits their lifestyle, couples make several critical financial decisions during their marriage. So when they decide to go their separate ways and get a divorce, that property has… Read More »

Is An Uncontested Divorce Possible In Illinois?

By The Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C. |

Your marriage has run its course and you are ready to part ways with your spouse. If you are still on good terms and willing to work together, you can opt for an uncontested divorce with the help of our Schaumburg divorce lawyers. What Is An Uncontested Divorce? An uncontested divorce is one in… Read More »

Divorce Tax Implications

By The Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C. |

Divorce can be an extremely depressing and crucial moment in one’s life. There are many emotional and financial factors that must be given consideration in order to complete a separation process. In these difficult circumstances, individuals most often overlook the tax implications of a divorce. Internal Revenue Service has devised a comprehensive guide on… Read More »

In An Illinois Divorce? Your Mini-Guide to Attain Equitable Property Division

By The Law Office of Fedor Kozlov, P.C. |

As the term sounds, ‘property division’ is the separating or dividing of property among two or more parties. In family laws, this typically occurs when spouses divorce or couples legally separate or an unmarried couple ends the relationship. Irrespective of the occasion, the topic deserves significant attention and thought to ensure you do not… Read More »