Posted June 27, 2019
The laws surrounding alimony payments have remained unchanged in the U.S. for over half a century. However, spousal support payments of the future are altering the traditional rules of divorce court. In 2017, President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, making big changes to the way alimony
... continue reading.Posted June 20, 2019
The word “divorce” evokes a courtroom scene for many people. Whether it comes from movies, television, or books, many people think that a divorce must involve a judge and lawyers. Divorces can include these elements, but they can also simply involve both spouses and a mediator. That is known as
... continue reading.Posted June 12, 2019
If you are getting a divorce, then sooner or later you will be thinking about moving on. While some divorcees have been “burned” and avoid future relationships, others are likely to go “on the market” quickly. Some states have legal minimum waiting periods. Colorado is not one of those states.
... continue reading.Posted June 5, 2019
When you decide to file for an uncontested divorce in Chicago, the court does not award half of the assets and debts to each spouse. Instead, the court equitably divides the property. Some property is considered “non-marital.” This means that either spouse solely owns that property. That property is set
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