The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act has undergone major changes in recent years. Couples who divorced before 2016 faced very different requirements than couples do today. Is Illinois an at-fault or no-fault divorce state? Illinois is now a no-fault...
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Debt division in an Illinois divorce
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Aug 10, 2021 | Divorce
Dividing property and assets acquired during a marriage is a common sore spot in divorce proceedings. Trying to figure out who gets the house, how savings will be split, and the way a joint business will be run can get a little hairy. It's no wonder why discussions on...
Property distribution in Illinois
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Jul 6, 2021 | Divorce
When people get married, they often want their marriage to last a lifetime. Unfortunately, some marriages end in divorce after the social aspects have irretrievably broken down. The most difficult and disputable part of divorce is splitting property between the...
Domestic violence in Naperville
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Jun 29, 2021 | Divorce
Domestic violence or abuse refers to violent or abusive acts committed by one spouse against another. This can occur either in physical harm or through power and control behaviors. According to the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICDAV), each year, more...
4 Essential things to consider when dealing with a gray divorce
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Jun 17, 2021 | Divorce
A gray divorce is experienced by couples who are in their midlife and beyond. Most couples in this type of divorce are 50 years and older, with most of them being married for 20 to 30 years. Most people divorce for their own unique reasons, but the most common causes...
Gray divorce on the rise: 6 reasons we avoid living unhappily ever after
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | May 19, 2021 | Divorce
Lately, divorce has become a hot topic with Bill and Melinda Gates getting a divorce after 27 years of marriage. Why would two of the richest people in the world separate? The reason, they have grown apart. They are not alone. Gray divorce rates have basically...
What does it mean to “go through probate”?
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Apr 16, 2021 | Divorce
"Going through probate" is a phrase that seems simultaneously common in its usage and ambiguous in its meaning. Most people recognize it as having something to do with a deceased person's property and financial affairs, but beyond that, might have only a vague sense...
Divorce as a business owner: an overview
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Feb 26, 2021 | Divorce
Divorce is a complex and trying process. When it comes time to divide marital property, many couples find that they benefit from legal counsel to make that process easier; but a divorce can be especially tricky (and sometimes difficult or contentious) if one or both...
Navigating the new normal: core principles for beginners in sharing child custody and co-parenting
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Feb 16, 2021 | Divorce
Divorce brings about a host of emotionally-charged changes in your day-to-day life. Many newly-divorced couples find the tasks of managing new child custody arrangements and transitioning into co-parenting among the most challenging. Advice about how to navigate the...
For millennials, the prenup is no longer taboo
On Behalf of Monika Blacha | Feb 8, 2021 | Divorce
The millennial generation has made a pastime of bucking the marital traditions of previous generations, and their affinity for the prenuptial agreement is one of the most intriguing ways they've broken with the past. The "prenup" has been around for years, but it was...
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