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Do Both Parties Need to Agree to Get a Divorce?

Do Both Parties Need to Agree to Get a...

Perhaps you're the one who wants a divorce, or maybe you don't want one, but your spouse has informed you that they do. You both had to agree to get married but do you both have to agree to get divorced? This is a common…

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Tips for Couples Getting Divorced in Illinois

Tips for Couples Getting Divorced in I...

Maybe you saw it coming, were the one to initiate it, or were utterly blindsided by your divorce. No matter how it came to fruition, it's not easy. It's the end of something you once believed was permanent, which can conjure many emotions. Couple these…

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Determining Who Keeps the Pets in a Divorce

Determining Who Keeps the Pets in a Di...

Pets are a big part of our lives, and there is no denying that a beloved pet can help you get through difficult times, including divorce. The thought of losing your pet in a divorce can be exceptionally distressing, but a better understanding of how…

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Can We Get an Annulment Instead of a Divorce?

Can We Get an Annulment Instead of a D...

If you are considering an annulment, you need to consult with an experienced Illinois divorce attorney today. The laws regarding annulment are exacting, and whether or not your situation is eligible is a question for a dedicated divorce attorney with considerable experience handling these highly…

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When a Spouse Refuses to Sign Divorce Papers

When a Spouse Refuses to Sign Divorce ...

You have done the soul searching and come to the difficult decision that you need a divorce, and no part of the process was easy. If your spouse now refuses to sign the divorce papers that you’ve worked so diligently to obtain, it can feel…

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Reasons Why a Judge Could Modify Child Custody Arrangements

Reasons Why a Judge Could Modify Child...

Upon your divorce, you and your spouse either implemented child custody arrangements that you mutually agreed upon (and that the court accepted) or the court-ordered specific child custody arrangements that you are both required to follow. While these arrangements might have worked – or made…

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