Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 25What Judges Look For in Illinois Child Custody CasesWalking into a custody hearing can feel like your entire future as a parent is in someone else’s hands. You have spent years being a parent…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 22Dividing Retirement Accounts in Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide for IllinoisDividing retirement assets is one of the most critical financial aspects of divorce proceedings in Illinois. Because retirement accounts…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 22Credit Card Debt and Divorce in IllinoisCredit card debt is one of the most common concerns for clients in Illinois divorce. Under 750 ILCS 5/503, courts divide marital debts…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 21Alternatives to Divorce for Older Couples (Gray Divorce): Exploring Your OptionsRecent statistics show that divorce rates among couples over 50 have doubled since the 1990s. This phenomenon, often called “gray divorce,”…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 10Protecting Business Interests During an Illinois Divorce: Practical Advice for EntrepreneursFor business owners in Illinois, divorce brings unique challenges that go beyond the personal. Illinois divorce law classifies your…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 8Back to School Issues for Divorced Parents in IllinoisBack to school season brings new routines, new schedules, and often new conflict for divorced or separated parents. Questions about school…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Jun 8How Can I Enforce a Court Order Against My Ex?If you are dealing with an ex-spouse who is not complying with a court order, you are not alone. Many people find themselves in frustrating…
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Apr 23If I Am Named the Custodial Parent, Do I Have Sole Custody in Illinois?It is one of the most common questions parents ask:
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Apr 20How Trusts Are Treated in Illinois DivorceIf you are going through a divorce and either you or your spouse has an interest in a trust, you likely have questions.
Anderson Boback & Marshall·Apr 20Guardianship for a Child in Illinois: What You Need to KnowGuardianship for a child generally becomes necessary when the child’s parents are no longer able to care for their child on a long-term…
