No-fault divorce means that neither party has to prove that someone did something wrong in order to get a divorce. Simply put: One spouse has to have lived in Illinois more than 90 days. The waiting period is final when entered “subject to a right of appeal”. A No-Fault divorce is granted when the marriage[…]
Divorce is a long, and dreadful process. It’s not as easy as filing and submitting a complaint. There are a few things we’ve understood after reaching out to a leawood defense lawyer that we think you should do before contacting your lawyer. Make sure you want a divorce This may seem obvious, but choosing to[…]
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[…]