Illinois Legal Issues Blog
Role of a forensic accountant in a high-asset divorce
When divorces involve substantial assets, forensic accountants play a key role. Their expertise goes beyond number crunching. They serve as financial detectives. They meticulously examine financial records to ensure a fair and equitable division of assets. Unearthing...
What should you do after an Illinois car accident?
Car accidents can happen to anyone. These crashes often cause serious injuries with long-term consequences. Do you know what to do after an injury accident? Each step is important to protect your health and claim for compensation. Ensure safety Immediately move...
Strategies for effective co-parenting amid a high-asset divorce
Divorce, especially in high-asset situations, can be complex and emotionally charged. Amid the financial intricacies, it is important for divorcing parents to prioritize the well-being of their children. Effective co-parenting helps ensure stability for the children...
4 common signs of spinal injury
Spinal injuries are some of the most serious and potentially life-altering consequences of an accident. Sometimes these injuries are difficult to identify until symptoms become severe. Recognizing the signs of a spinal injury as soon as possible can help you seek...
Red flags that your spouse may be hiding assets
When dividing assets in a divorce, transparency can help you reach an equitable resolution. Unfortunately, some individuals resort to unethical practices, attempting to conceal property and wealth during divorce proceedings. Hidden assets can throw a wrench into the...
What is an uncontested divorce?
When you make the decision to divorce, it can begin a stressful process. But it does not have to be this way. It is possible for you to get through a divorce with minimal stress and disruption of your life. The key is being willing to work together to end the marriage...
What happens to my parents’ debt when they die?
When parents pass away with debt, that responsibility does not typically pass directly to their children. Consider how the Illinois probate court handles debt after death. Co-signers and debt responsibility Unless you co-signed on a loan or other line of credit for...
A how-to guide for resolving real estate transaction disputes
Resolving disputes between buyers and sellers in real estate transactions is possible. These often occur due to paperwork, contract or property issues. They can make it difficult to finalize the sale of a property. Failed transactions are the result. That can mean the...
When to request a child custody modification
The court establishes child custody arrangements during divorce proceedings or custody battles, but circumstances can change over time. That is why it is important to know when to request a child custody modification. This article will explore the situations in which...
What is parental alienation syndrome?
When married or divorced couples are not on good terms, hostility can manifest in a number of unhealthy ways. One of these is parental alienation syndrome, a pattern of behavior that can also affect your child's well-being. Parental alienation refers to one parent...