Archives for April 2018

Sometimes Fault Matters in a No-Fault Divorce State

Certain states such as Illinois are "no-fault" states, which means that these states' courts won't be interested in the underlying reasons for a divorce. No-fault normally allows couples to divorce without requiring a reason other than one of the spouses wants to end the marriage. However, there are certain exceptions to the no-fault rule that couples need to keep in mind. Fault is Still Useable in Court While a state may be no-fault in nature when it comes to divorce, fault can still be … [Read more...]

Preparing for a Custody Evaluation

by Denise Erlich

The custody evaluation process is stressful for parents since parenting rights and the residential placement of their children are typically on the line, but understanding what to expect and following these guidelines can help make the process less nerve-wracking. Heeding the Advice of a Child Custody Lawyer It's important for parents to listen to the advice provided by their lawyers. An Illinois attorney is likely to be familiar with what local custody evaluators are looking for, will be … [Read more...]

Archives for April 2018

Sometimes Fault Matters in a No-Fault Divorce State

Preparing for a Custody Evaluation

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