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Divorce can be a complex and emotional process, especially when it comes to spousal support. Spousal support, also known as alimony, is a court-ordered payment from one spouse to another after a divorce or legal separation. It's meant to provide financial support to the lower-earning spouse, helping them maintain a certain standard of living. Navigating spousal support issues can be…Read More
Going through a divorce or dealing with other family law matters can be emotionally challenging and complex. To navigate these challenges effectively, it is essential to work with a skilled and experienced family lawyer who can help guide you through the legal process and achieve the best possible outcome for your situation. However, with so many family law attorneys out…Read More
Family law matters can be some of the most challenging and emotional situations to navigate, particularly when children are involved. One of the most critical aspects of these cases is protecting parenting rights. This requires the help of a skilled family law attorney who can help you navigate the legal system and advocate for your rights. This post will discuss…Read More
Visitation rights can be a complex topic to discuss, but it will come up at some point in any divorce or child custody case. You must understand what visitation rights are, when they might apply, and how they are set. What Are Visitation Rights? Visitation rights allow non-custodial parents to spend time with their children. They can also be extended…Read More
A spousal support attorney handles cases related to spousal support. When one spouse in a divorce is awarded support by the court, depending on the length of the marriage and other factors, that spouse may be entitled to receive financial support from the other spouse. Spousal support is only granted when both spouses have reached an agreement, or a judge…Read More
Have you been the victim of harassment and don't know what to do? In some states, victims of harassment seeking protection from harassment are granted restraining orders. Restraining orders are forms of protection against domestic violence and harassment. The best way to protect yourself is to fill out the application correctly and submit it early. This article answers you’re most…Read More
We at Strategic DivorceTM, a law firm located in lake bluff office center in Zion. If you or someone you care about is facing a family law issue, let us tell you what we can do for you. We handle all matters relating to family law, including property division. Our website contains detailed information to help you learn more about…Read More
Post-divorce disputes are hard to deal with. In addition, there is a significant risk of one partner fighting back and causing a long-lasting level of anger within the other partner. The safest way to prevent a post-divorce dispute is with a divorce agreement that is clear, detailed and understandable. What Is a Divorce Agreement? A divorce agreement is the written…Read More
One of the legal terms related to divorce used in a family law context is post-decree which means after a divorce decree has been issued. Issues handled in post-decree motions are disputes between the parties after the final judgment entered in a divorce case has been entered. Post decree disputes can be addressed through contested motions. What Are Post Decree…Read More
Paternity disputes can be extremely complicated, but they are common and will arise when unmarried parents separate or divorce. If there was no marriage, the parents might not agree on fatherhood and financial responsibility. This should not be a big issue if you have Strategic DivorceTM. Our attorneys are experienced and qualified to handle any paternity case, including the more…Read More
Navigating through the various stages of parenthood can be a challenging roller coaster ride, especially when you decide to separate or get divorced. When faced with a parenting issue, you may wish to have an attorney that represent you in court. While a judge will likely hear your case, the judge's decision can be altered by what "evidence" is presented…Read More