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If My Ex Refuses To Work, How Do I Get Child Support?
In Illinois divorce cases, the spouse who earns less than their ex is entitled to financial support or spousal maintenance. They are also entitled to child support if they were awarded custody. There are several factors that an Illinois court examines before determining how much a paying spouse should pay. However, it is not… Read More »
Illinois Child Support And Wage Garnishment Laws
Child support questions are a complex and challenging aspect of many Illinois divorces. Our Chicago child support attorney at the Law Office of Fedor Kozlov understands that child support issues can make reaching an amicable divorce solution difficult. This is especially true if child support is unpaid and wage garnishment is involved. Learn all… Read More »
Ways Nonpayment Of Child Support Can Ruin Your Life
A divorce can be incredibly upsetting and challenging when children are involved. Spouses frequently disagree over child support, child custody, visitation, who will make which decisions, and more. In some cases, there can be arguments about child support not being paid and dealing with the fallout of that problem. This blog post details various… Read More »
How Does Adoption Impact Child Support In Illinois?
If you intend to adopt a child, you probably are thinking about ensuring the child fits in and is comfortable in your home. However, in the case of divorce, you may have questions about how adoption will affect child support in Illinois. Below is important information to consider about this critical topic. If you… Read More »
Most Frequently Asked Illinois Child Support Questions
If you have children and are getting a divorce, someone will need to pay child support. Unfortunately, child support laws in Illinois are confusing, so we would like to address some of the most common child support questions in this article. If you have questions about your case, our Schaumburg child support lawyers at… Read More »
How Do Multiple Mothers Affect Child Support?
There are more divorces and people with multiple marriages than decades ago. If one of the relationships ends, the parent may need to make child support payments for kids in various households. Determining how child support is calculated in Illinois with multiple mothers is complex. This article explains how child support payments are made… Read More »
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 »
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 »
Unemployed Child Support: Getting Paid When Your Ex Isn’t Working
In Illinois, a divorce is not the end of the road, but a new beginning that can help you get back on your feet after, say, from an unhappy or loveless marriage. However, the experience can quickly become a nightmare if your ex-spouse refuses or cannot pay child support due to unemployment. You can… Read More »