The internet offers opportunities for women to work from home and earn extra income. Today, we will discuss how divorced mothers can identify their skills, find the most suitable jobs for online work, and start their own online businesses.
As your loved one ages, they might experience changes that can impact their ability to care for themselves. When they have difficulty managing their finances, it could be time for you to step in.
In this guide, we discuss the role of the biological parent in helping to establish the role of their new spouse as a stepparent in their child’s life. We also included tips for stepparents on how to approach their new role.
Guardianship becomes essential when an individual faces challenges in making sound decisions about their personal well-being or financial matters. Illinois has some of the most progressive guardianship laws in the U.S. when it comes to guardianship over children and older or disabled adults.
In this guide, we highlight the different phases of the adoption process as well as the most common questions concerning adoption to help you as the parent make an informed decision when bringing a new member to your household.
In the State of Illinois, the best interests of the child are always the top consideration when determining parenting time and parenting responsibilities. In this guide, we cover what you can expect from child custody laws and the latest about these laws in Illinois.
In the midst of child custody disputes, high conflict couples are riddled with anger and fear—which in no way help them reach agreeable solutions. Mediation, arbitration and, in rare instances, informal negotiations, can help these couples resolve child custody disputes.
On many occasions, the Christmas party is followed by the “divorce party”. In the United States, January is the peak time for divorce filings, giving the first month of the year the nickname Divorce Month. Divorce attorneys are inundated at the turn of the year with a surge of cases.
Family law attorneys have reported an increase in requests for pre-nuptial agreements from marrying couples, and much of the increase can be attributed to the Millennial generation.
With all the stress, time, and effort that goes into the divorce proceeding, it is easy to overlook the effects of the divorce on the children. Children are vulnerable to stress from a divorce because they are witnessing the splitting of their family, often for reasons that they do not know or understand. The situation can be especially stressful if one parent engages in parental alienation.