Imputation of Income in Illinois Divorce: What It Means and When Courts Apply It
Illinois courts may impute income when reported earnings do not reflect a parent’s true earning capacity in child support or maintenance cases.
Divorce
Topics about family law to keep you informed and empowered.
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Setting The Right Tone In Divorce
“Setting the right tone” is a commonly overlooked element at the outset of a divorce. Although it’s true that some divorces will ultimately become adversarial in nature because of the…
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Navigating Executive Compensation in Divorce: What You Need to Know
Dividing assets during a divorce can be challenging, especially when executive compensation is involved. Unlike regular salaries, executive compensation often includes complex financial tools like restricted stock units (RSUs), stock…
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Parenting Schedules For Divorced Parents: Everything You Need to Know
Divorce is challenging, especially when children are involved. A well-structured parenting time agreement helps maintain stability, supports the child’s well-being, and ensures both parents remain actively involved. When thoughtfully planned,…
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Preparing for a Meeting with a Divorce Lawyer: A Step-by-Step Guide
Meeting with a divorce attorney for the first time can feel overwhelming, but proper preparation can help you make the most of your consultation. A well-prepared meeting lets your attorney…
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How to Move on After Divorce
Even an amicable or mediated divorce that was cost-effective and timely can be a painful, life-altering experience. Dealing with the aftermath of a divorce can be difficult, no matter what…
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Common Divorce Mistakes
Divorce is often a stressful and emotionally-trying time for many couples, and, because of this, one or both parties may end up making mistakes that can have emotional or financial…
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Spousal Support for High-Net-Worth Individuals
When it comes to divorce, financial complexities are magnified for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). One area where this is especially true is spousal support, often referred to as alimony or maintenance.…
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Do you Need a Lawyer for a Collaborative Divorce?
Sometimes, relationships simply don’t work out. If you’re looking for a divorce and want to separate without the nasty legal back-and-forth, a collaborative divorce is a great option. Conniff &…
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Post-Divorce Checklist
Once your divorce has been finalized, there is still quite a bit left to do before you are able to start the next chapter in your life. To ensure that…
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How is an LLC Treated in a Divorce?
Divorce cases can become complicated, especially when trying to divide a shared business. Illinois is an “equitable division” state. This means that all marital property must be divided fairly, regardless…
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Is a Limited Liability Company Protected from Divorce?
If you have questions about divorcing as a small business owner, the highly skilled divorce lawyers and family law attorneys at Conniff & Keleher are here to help. Is a…