Child Support
Child custody and parenting time arrangements are often fraught with misconceptions that can lead to confusion, conflict, and unnecessary stress for families. In this article, we will debunk some of the most common misconceptions surrounding child custody and parenting time, providing clarity and understanding for those navigating these complex issues. Misconception 1: Mother Always Gets…
Introduction Child support is a legal obligation typically mandated by family court for non-custodial parents to contribute financially to the upbringing and care of their children. In Illinois, as in many other jurisdictions, child support laws are governed by statutes and guidelines to ensure fairness and consistency in determining support amounts. Here’s an overview of…
Introduction Parenting time, a crucial aspect of family law, revolves around ensuring the well-being of the child during and after the separation or divorce of parents. It goes beyond legal jargon, focusing on the child’s emotional, developmental, and physical needs. In this article, we will explore the nuances of parenting time, shedding light on its…
Proud to be presenting on the topics of “Allocation Judgment/Parenting Time” and “Marital Settlement Agreements” at Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education – (IICLE)’s Divorce Bootcamp 2023 on April 26th. This comprehensive program is sure to provide attendees with all the information they need to take a divorce case from start to finish. Don’t miss…
The consideration of gifts and loans as income for purpose of the computation of child support – by Gloria E. Block Under Illinois law, a non-custodial parent is required to pay child support to the custodial parent following a dissolution of marriage. The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act (IMDMA) provides guidelines for calculating…