Monthly Archives: October 2023
We Want a Chicago Divorce but We Don’t Want to Fight it Out in Court. Am I Permitted to “Settle” My Chicago Divorce Out of Court?
Most Chicago residents likely associate the Chicago divorce process with emotional and financial stress and strain, a long, drawn-out court battle, and arguing between soon-to-be ex-spouses. The truth of the matter is, however, that a divorce does not have to be what we all are familiar with from television shows and movies – an… Read More »
Joe Jonas, Sophie Turner, their Children, and the Hague Convention: What Does it All Mean?
By now, news of Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner and Jonas Brothers boy band member Joe Jonas’ recent divorce filing has peppered online newsfeeds and social media timelines. However, the beginning of the end of the 4-year marriage between the two young A-listers is not only making headlines because of the shock of… Read More »
Monasky vs. Taglieri: Supreme Court Rules Against American Mother Claiming Abuse, Hague Convention Violations Against Daughter’s Italian Father
Almost nothing could likely be worse for a parent than the prospect of parting ways from their young child by thousands of miles and vast seas. Indeed, for probably almost all parents, the idea of needing to hop aboard a plane just to see their own child is petrifying – a nightmare to say… Read More »
The Hague Convention – We’ve All Heard the Buzz, But What Cases Apply?
As of late, the Hague Convention has been a popular topic of conversation in Chicago homes. Indeed, the truth is that whether or not you are a Game of Thrones or Jonas Brothers fan, it is impossible to escape news about iconic duo Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas’ recent divorce filing and Turner’s proceedings… Read More »
We Aren’t Married, but I am Out! Do I Need a Lawyer? How a Lawyer Can Help You in Your Separation Even if You Weren’t Married
While most people in Chicago are likely very familiar with the concept of divorce, fewer Chicago residents may understand the concept of a separation without being married. At the outset, couples who are not married cannot legally get divorced, since a divorce is a dissolution of a legal marriage, under Illinois laws. However, even… Read More »
Unlocking a future of financial freedom, one step at a time
For those facing the challenging terrain of divorce, safeguarding your financial assets is a major concern. Our article “Protecting Assets During Divorce” on chicagobusiness.com provides valuable insights and strategies to help you secure your financial future during this difficult process. Whether you’re seeking advice on property division or financial planning, this resource offers expert… Read More »
Sharing the Winnings After Divorce: Ex-Wife of Noble Prize Winner Shares Winnings Nearly 7 Years After Divorce
Robert E. Lucas, Jr., won the Nobel Prize for economics in the mid-1990s. An acclaimed economics professor at the University of Chicago, Robert Lucas pioneered the theory of “rational expectations”, which earned him the coveted and internationally-recognized commendation. Even before Robert Lucas earned the prestigious title of a Nobel Prize winner, his ex-wife believed… Read More »
Divorce in the Maldives, Kazakhstan, and More – Divorce Statistics Worldwide and Where the United States Ranks
In most circles in Chicago and in the United States, divorce has become fairly normalized, with few people batting an eye when the topic is mentioned, or raising an eyebrow when the news of a new divorce is broken. Indeed, in Chicago and in the United States, generally, couples are divorcing at what appears… Read More »
Will “Sleep Divorce” Save My Marriage? The Rise of a Sleep Strategy to Help Couples Stay Together
A recently publicized strategy, with possibly old roots, has become a topic of conversation in the marriage and divorce world. “Sleep Divorce” is a practical and science-backed concept to help couples stay together, despite their issues with sleep. According to Forbes online, the term “Sleep Divorce” refers to “the trend of couples choosing to… Read More »
