If child support affects your life, you need to be aware of the new change coming to Illinois in July of this year. Starting July 1, 2017, Illinois will switch to a new method for figuring child support. Called the Income Shares Model the new formulation is said to be fairer than the current method,[…]
Attorney Daniel Kay talks about documenting communication during divorce Documenting communication during divorce can mean the difference between winning and losing. Attorney Daniel Kay explains what to do and how. There’s an app for that The Huffington Post offers a list of apps that can make communication during and after divorce easier. Here is the[…]
Document your custody case well – It will help later First of all, learn to document your custody case. Attorney Daniel Kay discusses the importance of documenting your situation and each event. It’s not just what happens, but about what doesn’t happen. In this video, Daniel discusses what you should do and how it can[…]
Divorce Tips: Document everything! Attorney Daniel Kay gives divorce tips and talks about why and how to document everything in your custody or divorce case. The system is simple, but if you don’t do it, you can end up losing when you should have won. https://youtu.be/NcrM6sWwcuo
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Double Jeopardy: Drinking and the New Concealed Carry Law Come January as Illinois’ new CC (concealed carry law roles into full effect there are bound to be a host of questions as the newly minted licensee start interacting with police, businesses and members of the general public. During a recent phone call with State Representative[…]
I’ve often been asked why I like being an attorney. It hasn’t been for the money. It hasn’t been for the prestige. But it has been for the relationships. When I see my clients, I don’t see them when they are happy. I see them when they are going through a divorce or dealing with[…]
I am proud to announce the acquittal of one of my clients of theft charges after a two day jury trial in Jefferson County. The client was facing 4-10 years in prison if convicted due to her prior criminal record. She was acquitted of all charges today. The trial was presided over by Circuit Court[…]
Illinois Concealed Carry Change Address: If you’re moving, you have a million things that need to get done. If you are a licensee of a concealed weapon in Illinois, you will need to add one more thing to the list. Here is a quick guide to your concealed carry change address procedures. For a change of[…]
Illinois’ concealed carry legislation allows people who want to carry a concealed weapon the freedom to do so, but with this freedom comes additional burdens and responsibilities as they must exercise greater situational awareness in order to remain in compliance with the law. The concealed carry legislation is found at 430 ILCS 66 et. seq.[…]