by kothlaw | Nov 5, 2016 | Law Blog
What issues are decided in a divorce case? The main issues decided in a divorce are how to divide property between the parties, whether or not one party will pay maintenance (aka alimony or spousal support) to the other, and if the parties have children, child support...
by kothlaw | Nov 5, 2016 | Law Blog
Allocation judgment: A judgment allocating parental responsibilities. Similar to former Custody provision except that under the old statute custody and visitation were separate sections and terms. Allocation of parental responsibilities encompasses both significant...
by kothlaw | Nov 5, 2016 | Law Blog
If you are concerned about the other party’s ability to make parenting decisions that are in the best interest of your child/children, it is important for you to understand the parental decision-making section of the law. The statute is written to provide...
by kothlaw | Nov 5, 2016 | Law Blog
The Illinois Marriage & Dissolution of Marriage Act addresses child support with respect to contributions towards the living expenses of a disabled adult child. The court may require contributions from either or both parent(s) or the estate of a deceased parent....
by kothlaw | Nov 5, 2016 | Law Blog
The court may require contributions from either or both parent(s) or the estate of a deceased parent. Filing Timeframe With respect to college expenses, the court is allowed to compel contribution towards the cost of up to five (5) college applications, the cost of...
by kothlaw | Nov 5, 2016 | Law Blog
Illinois courts allocate parenting time according to the best interests of the child. In an attempt to serve the child’s best interests, the legal system encourages parents to formulate an agreed parenting plan that is a product of their wishes as opposed to a...
