Gurnee & nearby areas of Illinois

There are many components to supporting a child of parents who are divorced or were never married: emotional, custodial and financial. In Illinois, the legislature has set forth a minimum statutory guideline for financial support based upon the number of children a couple is supporting. The child support guidelines are as follows: 1  Child…………………………….20% of net income 2  Children………………………..28%

Serving Waukegan, Libertyville, Lake County, Gurnee & nearby areas of Illinois Posted: April 12, 2019 It goes without saying that the end of a marriage is an emotionally charged period of your life. In addition to any emotional pain you may be experiencing, divorce also has implications for your future and your children’s future, financially

Serving Waukegan, Libertyville, Lake County, Gurnee & nearby areas of Illinois Posted: March 11, 2019 Paternity disputes tend to fall into one of two general categories. In the first, the father is trying to establish paternity so that he might be granted certain child custody rights. These rights can vary from a full shared custody agreement

In a marriage, you acquire property and other assets (real estate, money, investments) as a couple. You may also have assets from before your marriage. When a marriage is dissolved, these things must be divided up. Generally, anything acquired during the marriage is considered “marital property,” while pre-marriage items are not considered marital property. Like

Serving Waukegan, Libertyville, Lake County, Gurnee & nearby areas of Illinois Posted: January 10, 2019 Family court can be very stressful.  Among the many issues you will have to deal with is payment of attorney’s fees.  Prospective clients frequently ask us how much they can expect to spend.  The answer is rarely simple. We are