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When filing a divorce in Will County, there are guidelines that must be met to ensure the Will County courts are the proper venue for the divorce. In this article, we discuss how to determine which court is the proper venue for a divorce and how to determine jurisdiction for divorce cases across state lines.
In this article, our Will County family lawyers explain recent changes to Illinois family law. 2016, the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act was revised, leading to several changes to Illinois family law. Previously, there were several different grounds for divorce in Illinois, and the durationi of the waiting period during which parties were required to live separate and apart depended on the grounds for divorce. Now, irreconcilable differences is the only ground for divorce, and the waiting period, which can be waived if both parties agree, has been reduced to six months.
The terms "child custody" and "visitation" have been replaced with "allocation of parenting time and responsibility." Our Will County family law attorneys explain how allocation of parenting time and responsibility is determined and how it differs from the concept of custody.
Finally, parental relocation law now focuses on the distance of the move, rather than whether state lines are crossed.
In this article, our Will County divorce lawyers explain collaborative divorce and cooperative divorce. Both collaborative divorce and cooperative divorce are methods by which the parties to a divorce attempt to resolve issues surrounding the divorce such as child support, allocation of parenting time and responsibility, division of assets and liabilities, and spousal maintenance outside of court and without litigation. In both a collaborative divorce and a cooperative divorce the parties and attorneys agree to freely exchange information and negotiate in good faith. However, in a collaborative divorce, the parties must seek new attorneys if litigation becomes necessary.
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