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***Note: The numbers in this article reflect prices and my experience in 2018. A lot has changed since then $$$*** After the anxiety of “what will happen to me and my kids in my divorce?” the question of “how much will my divorce cost?” can be the next most worrisome question. After all, you will have read through the articles on my website and the blogs of other lawyers about a...

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When a divorce begins, it feels like you didn’t know your spouse at all. Do you even know your spouse’s finances? What do you not know about your spouse’s income and assets? How will you find out what assets your spouse owns…that you may have a right to divide in your Illinois divorce? If there are hidden assets, what is the penalty for hiding assets in an Illinois divorce? Work...

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A divorce is the end of a relationship. For some people, the relationship is never over. The continuous contact with an ex-spouse can be described as stalking. What is stalking in an Illinois divorce? Our Chicago divorce lawyer explains how Illinois law treats stalking issues and allegations during an Illinois divorce. Technically, There Is No Stalking In An Illinois Divorce Sta...

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When two people aren’t married to each other, their expenses are not a mutual responsibility. When they have a baby together, the expenses of the child become a mutual responsibility. This includes any expenses that occur during and after the birth of the child. The party who incurred the expenses for the child’s birth (almost always the mother) may bring an action in court agai...

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Child support in Illinois is calculated based on a complicated formula where both parents’ incomes are used to calculate the non-custodial parent’s obligation to the custodial parent. This amount of money is then ordered to be paid by the non-custodial parent to the custodial parent. This calculated child support is usually deducted from the obligor’s paycheck, paid to the state...

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