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Lisle Divorce Attorneys Representing Women & Mothers

Divorces are very complicated proceedings that are often more difficult due the emotional impact. At the Lisle offices of the Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group, we take the anxiety out of the divorce process by committing our efforts to one goal: Helping women and mothers rebuild their lives and achieve financial security following a divorce.

Our attorneys represent women in all types of divorce matters, including simple cases, hotly contested child custody disputes, and battles over alimony. Regardless of your circumstances, our skilled lawyers will be by your side throughout dissolution of marriage proceedings, providing you with the details you need to make informed decisions. Please contact our Lisle, IL office for more information on how our lawyers can assist with your divorce.

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Divorce Lawyers Advocating the Interests of Women and Mothers

Regardless of your familiarity with divorce law, it is often difficult to understand the complexities of Illinois law unless you have a skilled attorney to assist you. The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act governs all divorces in the state, and there have been recent changes to the law that impact couples and their families. As such, it’s wise to consult with a dedicated lawyer who has specific experience representing women and mothers with children.

While you would always discuss the details of your matter with the lawyers at Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group, some information on how the divorce process works in Illinois may be helpful. The law addresses a number of issues depending on your case.

  • Property Valuation and Distribution: Assets acquired during your marriage are subject to a fair and equitable division. Judges look at such considerations as income, needs, the standard of living during the marriage, and the earning capacity of each spouse when making a distribution of marital property.
  • Spousal Maintenance: Illinois law provides a formula for calculating spousal support, more commonly known as alimony. Income of the respective spouses and the length of the marriage are key factors, but courts will make a determination based upon the facts of each case.
  • Parental Responsibilities and Parenting Time: Under the new state law, the concepts of “custody” and “visitation” have made way for a shared approach to caring for minor children. Your final divorce decree will include a Parenting Plan that allocates parental responsibilities and decision making, as well as parenting time.
  • Child Support: A non-residential parent may have to pay support to cover the basic needs of minor children, such as food and clothing. Support guidelines are provided under Illinois law, but the statute also allows for additional payments as necessary for health insurance, daycare, education, and extracurricular activities.

We can assist you with any issue that arises in your case.

Consult with a Lisle Divorce Attorney

The experienced lawyers at the Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group in Lisle are committed to protecting the interests of women’s and mother’s during divorce proceedings. We’re happy to answer your questions or we can schedule an in-person consultation, so please contact us for more information about your case.

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