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Illinois family law: Is that marital or nonmarital property?
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Property Division on Tuesday, August 5, 2014. Is it yours? Is it your spouse’s? Alternatively, does it belong to both of you? And, if so, in undivided fashion or to some differentiated degree? When it comes to property division in an Illinois family law case, those are all centrally relevant questions that must be answered before any distribution of assets can be realized. You might want to get an experienced divorce attorney with strong knowledge concerning asset division matters on board early to help sort out those questions, because doing so
Keep future financial security in mind when going through divorce
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Property Division on Thursday, July 31, 2014. Divorce is a difficult process. From navigating through the emotional turmoil of an ending relationship to attempting to split finances, divorce can be overwhelming. Whether a divorce is contentious or not, it can be easy for couples to fall into the “money grab” trap. Although coming out of the divorce with the larger chunk of money in the present may feel like a win, it could lead to financial insecurity in the future. The issue was recently addressed in an article by The Wall
Spotlight on military divorce: deployment and custody issues
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Military Divorce on Wednesday, July 23, 2014. There are many military servicemembers in Illinois and Missouri, and they are obviously just as interested as are other military members serving throughout the country and abroad with family law matters that concern them. Military divorce is one of those matters, with divorce for servicemembers often being more subjected to strains than is the case for civilian couples. In the military, one spouse is often working at a location far removed from his or her family. Aside from the obvious stresses that can add
Premarital agreements and property division
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Property Division on Wednesday, July 16, 2014. Just as in other states, in Illinois and Missouri, too, the ardor-dampening feelings that many people have long associated with premarital agreements are dissipating. For a long time, such agreements — namely, prenuptial agreements executed prior to marriage and postnuptial contracts entered into following marriage — were viewed with suspicion by many romantic partners and even as marriage breakers. That image is steadily changing, with more American couples realizing the considerable value that such agreements command for their ability to help identify marriage priorities
Contemporary divorce: You’ve got to consider your online presence
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Divorce on Thursday, July 10, 2014. Technology breeds egalitarianism, at least in the ability of virtually any person with access to a computer to participate in any number of social forums and online activities. You want to be an author? Just put your writing efforts online, potentially available for virtually the entire world to see. If you fancy yourself as a social commentator, you can fully engage in that pursuit through Facebook, Twitter and other networking sites. Although there is certainly an upside to such opportunities, there is also a clear
Medical marijuana laws: Things can get murky with pot and kids
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in Child Custody on Tuesday, July 8, 2014. Say that you’re an adult Illinois resident and parent who consumes cannabis for a medical condition. Provided that you do so pursuant to the requirements of a state law authorizing such use that took effect from January 1 of this year, you should encounter no resistance from authorities regarding your possession or use. Should having a child in your home change things? In other words: Notwithstanding that your use is for a legally authorized medical reason, can your family suffer adverse consequences from a
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