by Patti Minglin | Jan 27, 2022 | Blog
New 2022 Laws Families Need to Know With every new year comes new laws and changes to existing statutes and processes, some of which could directly impact you and your family. Effective January 1, 2022, here are a few legal changes that we think families should know:...
by Patti Minglin | Dec 8, 2021 | Blog
Holiday Fun for Chicagoland Families As a family law practice, it isn’t surprising to discover that we value quality time with our families. Entering this first full week of December, with packed calendars of parties and family get-togethers, we hope you and your...
by Patti Minglin | Nov 19, 2021 | Blog
Is There Such a Thing as an Amicable Divorce? Amicable divorce: oxymoron or opportunity? Amicable divorces are possible. However, an amicable divorce does not mean that both parties will get exactly what they want or that partners will be best friends in the end....
by Patti Minglin | Oct 19, 2021 | Blog
What to Do When a Loved One Passes Away When a loved one passes, it is often difficult to know what steps to take and in what order. Already filled with grief, an individual does not need to make the process any more painful than it already is. There are a few...
by Cindy Campbell | Sep 20, 2021 | Blog
What Is Collaborative Divorce and Mediation? A recent estimate for a typical litigated divorce for both parties is $ 73,550. [1] This, coupled with the emotional process of litigating a divorce, has been driving parties and policymakers to find alternative...
by Joanna Long | Aug 27, 2021 | Blog
Remote Notary, Witnessing and Estate Planning are Here to Stay As a culture, we have gotten used to many areas of our lives moving online over the past year and a half. Virtual birthday parties, baby showers over Zoom and of course online business meetings,...
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