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Joint custody vs. sole custody: What you should know
Parents who choose to file for divorce in Illinois should come prepared to negotiate certain terms included in the divorce decree. In addition to property division and alimony, parents must decide what type of child custody best fits their family. If you decide to...
When to file for child custody modification
When the judge orders child custody in the final divorce decree, the arrangement is not set in stone. Life circumstances may change, which may make it difficult to uphold the custody arrangement originally set in the divorce settlement. Either parent can file a...
Do you understand your responsibilities as a landlord?
Owning real estate in Illinois is a great way to earn some extra income, but such an investment of time and money proves more profitable when you adhere to the latest laws. Understanding business laws and regulations makes you a better landlord and better satisfies...
Are you aware of common construction defects?
No matter if you look to have a home or business built in Illinois, or if you specialize in residential or commercial construction, you should be aware of some of the more common defects in the construction industry. Such information helps you know what to look for...
How to treat digital assets in your will
When you are writing up a new will for your Illinois estate, your mind probably goes to the big items that should be allocated for disposal. You have probably considered what to do with things such as your home, cars, personal property and financial accounts. However,...
What are fraudulent liens?
Sometimes an Illinois contractor may perform work on a home or property but not receive compensation in a timely manner. This is why contractors file liens to get outstanding payments. But some contractors may file a lien that contains wrong information, or may be...
Markers of a successful co-parenting plan
Though Illinois may hold a ranking as one of the states with the lowest divorce rate in the nation, it is important that married couples with children still recognize the signs of a failing marriage. According to the most recent data published by the Centers for...
Does passing my business to an heir invite conflict?
Some Illinois business owners have a family member involved in the business and imagine that one day their relative, possibly a son or daughter, will take over the business upon their passing. Naming a family member as an heir to your business ownership can be...
How is inheritance affected by a child born after I die?
There have been cases when a deceased person has become a parent after his death. This has been either because the person's sperm was harvested and used after his death or because a woman was already pregnant. It happens all the time, so estate law has allowances for...
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