A high-income household does not necessarily create a complicated divorce. Complexity usually comes from the structure of the assets and income. An Arlington Heights couple
For parents, the end of a marriage does not end the need to make decisions together about a child. It changes the legal structure in
A decision to end a marriage usually raises several questions at once: Where will the case be filed? What happens to the home and retirement
Actual earnings do not always answer an Illinois support dispute. One spouse may have left the workforce for caregiving, changed careers, declined available work, lost
Stock options, restricted stock units, and deferred compensation can be among the most difficult assets to divide in an Illinois divorce. The award may be
High income child support cases can be more complicated than inserting two salaries into a worksheet. Executives, business owners, physicians, investors, and professionals may receive
Relocation can be one of the most serious parenting issues after divorce because it may change school routines, transportation, holiday time, and the child’s relationship
High asset divorce cases involve far more than dividing property. These cases often include complex financial structures, multiple income streams, business interests, and long-term wealth
Divorce can become significantly more complex when couples have accumulated substantial assets during the marriage. High asset divorce cases often involve business interests, multiple real
Choosing the right divorce lawyer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make during the divorce process. In Chicago, an experienced Illinois divorce lawyer
