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Posted on April 19th, 2021 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
When you are faced with divorce, you may not know where to turn. There are few of us with prior experience in the legal system. This is even more so true when it comes to divorce. The legal ins and outs associated with this process can be difficult to grasp. They can also be simple […]
What Is a Legal Separation?
Posted on November 28th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Divorce Lawyer Deciding that a marriage is over may not be something that you want to rush into quickly. Once you go through a divorce, you will have to get remarried if you and your spouse decide you made a mistake. In some states, a legal separation is required before continuing with the divorce process. […]
3 Tips for Long-Distance Parenting
Posted on February 12th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Family Lawyer As the rigors of life set in, you may find yourself in search of a job that will offer you more opportunities for growth. You want to provide for your children the best way you can, and sometimes that means taking a job that will require you to relocate. If you are divorced […]
4 Preparatory Actions to Take When Planning for Divorce
Posted on January 11th, 2020 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Divorce Lawyer Deciding to file for divorce can be a life-changing event, no matter how long you and your partner have been together. There are many factors to consider, from the division of property to obtaining child support; however, proper preparation may help you file with more ease. There are several steps you can take […]
How Do I Modify My Alimony Support Payment?
Posted on April 11th, 2019 by PIOLETTI PIOLETTI & NICHOLS
Divorce Lawyers Alimony, or spousal support as it’s sometimes called, is a provision given to an ex-spouse after a marriage has dissolved. State laws vary, but generally, alimony is given for a specified time frame to help the ex-spouse get their financial bearings after a divorce. To modify an alimony support order, it generally takes […]
The True Cost of a Divorce: Calculating the Cost of a Divorce in Illinois
Posted on April 24th, 2015 by Joe Pioletti
The True Cost of a Divorce: Calculating the Cost of Divorce in Illinois from Joe Pioletti Most people assume the cost of a divorce is purely financial; however, a divorce has a tremendous emotional cost for the entire family. Learn more about the true cost of a divorce in Illinois in this presentation.
What If My Spouse Does Not Respond To The Divorce Petition After Service?
Posted on April 9th, 2015 by Don Pioletti
Making the decision to end a marriage is a difficult and painful process; however, in most cases, it is the first step in the healing process after the relationship has deteriorated into divorce. Typically, one of the spouses takes the initiative to hire an attorney to begin the divorce process. In Illinois, the divorce […]
What Is The Difference Between Seeking A Legal Separation And A Divorce?
Posted on April 2nd, 2015 by Don Pioletti
Most people never get married assuming that one day one or both of them will want to end the marriage; however, divorce is something that many couples face. Because divorce is a reality for many couples in Illinois, the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act provides several grounds for divorce. The grounds for […]
Annulment in Illinois: What Are The Grounds For Having A Marriage Annulled?
Posted on March 26th, 2015 by Don Pioletti
A divorce and an annulment are two different actions under Illinois law. You can end a marriage through divorce proceedings; however, you may also be able to void a marriage with a “declaration of invalidity.” With a divorce, the marriage bond is severed and the parties go their separate ways. However, with an annulment, the […]
Divorce Timetable: How Long Will A Divorce Take In Illinois?
Posted on February 3rd, 2015 by Don Pioletti
The best answer we can give to this question is, “Your divorce timetable is unique. Your divorce will take as long as necessary to settle all issues between you and your soon to be ex-spouse.” A divorce in Illinois can take as long as one to two years for a contested divorce or as short […]