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Warrenville Divorce Attorneys Representing Women & Mothers

Divorces are complicated legal proceedings that can be anxiety-inducing due to the emotional toll on your family. At the Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group in Warrenville, our attorneys take the stress out of the divorce process by working on a common goal: Supporting the unique needs of women and mothers as they work to rebuild their lives after divorce.

Our lawyers represent women from a wide range of backgrounds, from those needing assistance with a simplified divorce to those requiring advanced legal skills for hotly contested disputes. Regardless of your circumstances, our experienced attorneys are here to offer the advice and counsel you need to make informed decisions about your future. Please contact our Warrenville, IL office for more information on how our lawyers can help with your case.

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Warrenville Divorce Attorneys Prioritize the Individual Needs of Women and Mothers

It’s common for friends and family members to tell you what they know about divorce law, but you’re at a disadvantage if you don’t have a dedicated attorney to represent your interests. In addition, there have been some significant changes to the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, which covers all divorce matters in the state. Therefore, it’s critical to retain a lawyer who has particular experience serving the needs of women and mothers with minor children.

Our lawyers at Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group make a point of consulting with you to understand the specifics of your situation, but some information about Illinois dissolution of marriage proceedings may be useful. The law governs a number of issues that may apply depending on your circumstances.

  • Property Valuation and Distribution: Assets obtained during your marriage will be divided during the divorce process. If you and your spouse cannot agree on a distribution, a judge will make a determination based upon legal concepts of fairness and equity.
  • Spousal Support: Illinois law provides a formula for calculating spousal maintenance, commonly known as alimony. Income of the respective spouses and the length of the marriage are key considerations, but courts look to all relevant factors in every case.
  • The Parenting Plan: Under the new statute, Illinois has eliminated the traditional notions of “custody” and “visitation.” Today, the law encourages parents to agree to a Parenting Plan that allocates parental responsibilities, decision making, and parenting time. The arrangement becomes part of your final divorce decree.
  • Support for Minor Children: A judge may enter an order requiring the non-residential parent to financially contribute for a child’s basic needs. Also, Illinois allows a court to award additional support to cover health insurance, care services, education, and extracurricular activities.

Learn about the Illinois divorce process today by talking with our lawyers.

Contact a Divorce Attorney at Our Warrenville Office Today

At the Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group, our experienced divorce lawyers are committed to representing the interests of all women and mothers during this life-changing process. If you have questions about your situation, please contact our Warrenville office today. We can also schedule an initial consultation to discuss the details of your case.

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