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What If Your Ex Isn’t Paying Child Support in Chicago?
The family court may order child support as part of a separation, divorce, or paternity case. Whenever two legal and biological parents are living separately, child support is ordered to ensure that both parents are providing the financial support that they are obligated to pay. If the paying parent is not making their required payments, steps can be taken to ensure that these payments are made. A Chicago child support attorney can help parents seek enforcement for child support. When children primarily live with one parent, that parent shoulders most or all of the costs of raising them. Child support
Benefits of Estate Planning for LGBT Couples
Estate planning can be very useful for LGBT couples, whether they choose to get married or not. Although many legal and social benefits were obtained with marriage equality, there is, unfortunately still uncertainty about the permanency of these rights. Estate planning can help LGBT couples establish the rights that spouses are guaranteed. A Chicago estate planning attorney can help LGBT couples determine what documents are most useful for protecting their rights. Estate planning has several benefits, both for couples who are married and those who don’t wish to be. By creating an estate plan, couples can be confident about the
When A Marriage Is Invalid in Chicago
When a marriage is invalid, parties can seek an annulment, which is different from a divorce. A divorce seeks to end a marital relationship and is a long and complex process. An annulment may be considered simpler in some cases, and it does not end a marriage but instead states the marriage never existed. A Chicago family law attorney can help you determine if you qualify for an annulment and whether your interests and rights are better protected with a divorce or annulment. There are strict requirements you must meet to get an annulment. There must be a reason for
Child Support Guidelines in Chicago
Even when parents live separately, both legal and biological parents have the parental right and responsibility to financially provide for their child. A support determination may be part of a divorce case, a legal separation, the separation of unmarried parents, or a paternity case. Under state law, the family court uses a specific calculation to determine the appropriate child support. However, this amount can be altered to fit a family’s unique situation. A Chicago, Illinois child support lawyer can help you navigate these proceedings. If you are facing a child support case, it can be helpful to understand how the
How to Prepare for a Meeting With a Divorce Attorney
Finding legal representation that you can rely on is an essential step when you decide to get a divorce. A divorce is a complicated and emotionally straining process, and an experienced Chicago divorce attorney can help guide you through proceedings more efficiently and with more certainty. However, it’s important to find the right attorney. An inexperienced or ineffective attorney can make the process of divorce more drawn out or more expensive. When selecting an attorney, you want to review their past cases, look over reviews, and determine if they have the relevant experience for your divorce case. It can also
Understanding Adoption in Chicago
Adopting a child is a serious process, but it is also a joyful one. It is a beautiful thing to add to your family through adoption and provide someone with emotional, legal, and financial support. The process can also be complex, but it can also be less overwhelming with a Chicago, IL adoption attorney experienced in navigating the public or private adoption process. Adoption can occur in many unique situations, and it can change a family system in many ways. It’s important to understand adoption requirements under family law and the different ways you can adopt in the state. Chicago
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