Dividing a business during a divorce in Illinois can be complicated. Illinois follows equitable distribution laws, which means assets, including businesses, are divided fairly—not necessarily equally. Whether your wife is entitled to part of your business depends on several factors, such as whether the business...

In a divorce, business valuation is a critical step when one or both spouses own a business. In Illinois, a business is generally considered marital property if it was acquired during the marriage, and its value must be determined to ensure an equitable distribution. The...

In Illinois, the question of who gets the house in a divorce with children often depends on factors like custody arrangements and financial stability. Typically, the parent with primary custody may stay in the home to provide stability for the children. However, the other spouse...

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Collaborative divorce is an alternative to traditional divorce that prioritizes cooperation and problem-solving over courtroom battles. Unlike traditional divorce, this process allows both spouses, along with their attorneys, to work together to resolve issues such as property division, child custody, and support. The goal is...

Gray divorce refers to the growing trend of divorce among couples over 50, and it’s becoming more common than ever. As people live longer and prioritize their happiness, many find themselves parting ways later in life. This type of divorce comes with its own set...