Understanding Prenuptial Agreement Illinois: Protecting Your Future with Confidence – Copy
When planning a marriage, many couples focus on the excitement of their future together. However, it’s equally important to consider the practical aspects of what happens if things don’t go as planned. An Illinois prenuptial agreement is a legal tool that helps couples outline how assets and debts will be divided in the event of […]
Why You Need a Therapist During a Divorce
Divorce is a life-altering experience, often accompanied by emotional turmoil, uncertainty, and stress. While legal guidance from a family law attorney is crucial to navigate the complexities of divorce, addressing your mental health during this process is equally important. Working with a therapist can offer valuable support, helping you manage emotional challenges and make clear […]
What Are You Entitled to During a Divorce?
Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, often raising questions about what each spouse is entitled to, particularly in terms of assets, property, and financial support. In Illinois, understanding the laws and how they apply to your situation is crucial for navigating divorce proceedings. This guide will explore what a wife is entitled to in […]
Will My Spouse Be Entitled To My Inheritance During My Divorce
Divorce is a deeply personal and often challenging experience, especially when it comes to dividing what you’ve worked hard to protect. At Park Gold Group, we understand that one of the most delicate issues in a divorce is how inheritance is treated. You may be wondering, will your inheritance money be considered marital property? Will […]
The Basics for Relocation
When should you file and what is needed? Relocation occurs when one of the parties (usually the party that has majority parenting time) decides or must move more than 25 miles away from their original location. The party must file their intention to move with the Court no less than 60 days prior to move […]
To Get a Prenup, or Postnuptial Agreement or Not?
We love each other so we don’t need a prenup. Divorce is a choice and we fully intend to stick it out so we don’t need a prenup. I want to prove my love and trust so I don’t need a prenup. Neither of us have any assets right now so we don’t need a […]