Divorce is hard. Taking the time to prepare can make it easier. In October, November, and December, we provided our best advice on how to prepare physically, mentally, and financially on social media. (Follow us here). In case you missed it, here’s a wrap up. Your...
In Illinois, it’s rare that anyone gains sole custody and parenting time. Unless one of the parents has been abusive, Illinois courts enter custody disputes with the belief that children do best when they have significant time with both parents. This means that as a...
Divorce is often harder for parents than non-parents. Custody battles can be bitter and hard-fought. Even when those questions are resolved peacefully, parents still need to work with their former partners to raise their kids. This means coordinating responsibilities,...
In a surprising percentage of marriages, one partner has income, savings, or debt that the other partner knows nothing about. They may be hiding excessive spending, gambling, or a costly habit. They often think it’s short-term or unimportant, but their partners may...
As Millennials are taking over the workforce, they’re rewriting many societal norms. They’re fast replacing Boomers as the dominant age group. They’re shopping online, retiring brick and mortar retailers, renting longer, buying fewer homes, marrying later, and getting...
