Posts By: MICHAEL C CRAVEN

Illinois Spousal Maintenance Statutory Guidelines That Apply To The Majority Of People

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If you are getting divorced in Chicago, you may need to get familiar with spousal maintenance, which is more commonly called alimony. This is financial support that you may pay or receive from the other during or after a divorce. Learn more about spousal maintenance statutory guidelines below, then talk to our Chicago spousal maintenance lawyers for assistance. How Spousal Maintenance Is Calculated In Illinois Statutory guidelines for determining spousal maintenance are usually applied when your...   Read more ...  

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Divorce With Difficulties In Discovery With Assets Outside U.S. Or Held In Trust

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Many parts of a divorce can get complicated. For example, dividing property can be contentious. In Illinois, there is an equitable-division law, meaning the assets accumulated during marriage are equitably divided. However, what happens when assets are outside the US or held in trust? If you are dealing with this issue in your divorce, talk to a Chicago asset division attorney at the law office of Michael. C. Craven. Foreign Assets And Properties In A Divorce Married couples have many reasons fo...   Read more ...  

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Illinois Alimony And Maintenance Guidelines Often Do Not Apply

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Of the many issues that crop up during a divorce, alimony and spousal maintenance can be the most contentious. Most parents accept they need to provide child support, but the idea of making payments to their ex in alimony and maintenance is upsetting. Conversely, the spouse seeking support may require it to pay for necessary ongoing living expenses. If you have a question about this complex and contentious subject, Michael C. Craven and the Chicago maintenance lawyers at his firm can help. When ...   Read more ...  

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Spousal Maintenance Guidelines Are Gender Neutral In Illinois

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In a divorce, there are many questions. Who will get the house? What about child support? Will I need to pay spousal maintenance, also known as alimony? Below are some critical things about divorce and spousal maintenance in Illinois. Have questions about divorce and spousal maintenance? Then, contact Cook County spousal maintenance attorney Michael C. Craven for assistance with your situation. Spousal Maintenance Rules Are Gender Neutral In Illinois, maintenance is the term usually used for ali...   Read more ...  

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How High Net Worth Divorce Cases are Different

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Whatever the reason for your divorce, most breakups follow the same legal process in Illinois. First, one spouse files the divorce petition, then there is a discovery and negotiation phase. Then, a settlement is entered in the divorce court as a final decree of divorce. Divorces are almost always painful and difficult experiences for married couples. However, divorce can be even more challenging when there is a lot of money involved. There are considerable differences when divorce involves peopl...   Read more ...  

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A Default Divorce Judgment in Illinois

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Divorce is a deeply personal event in a person’s life, but divorce cases are still official court proceedings that are subject to procedural requirements and court rules. One important factor is how the process gets started, and divorce cases are initiated by one spouse filing a petition for dissolution of marriage.   The petition submitted to the court states facts to establish that the court has authority over the spouses and their marriage, and it includes the petitioning spouse’s ge...   Read more ...  

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