2016 New Custody Law Changes in IL: Determining Who Makes Decisions for the Child PER AMENDED CUSTODY LAW 750 ILCS5/602.5 This blog is focused on the new custody law enacted in the state of Illinois and affecting Palatine, Arlington Heights and Rolling Meadows divorce and custody cases. This law went into effect on January 1,…
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Palatine Divorce Court Trial Outcomes: Successful Achievement in Child Support
Palatine Divorce Court Trial Outcomes: Successful Achievement in Child Support I had a fairly interesting trial this week in Palatine divorce court. At issue was maintenance under the newly enacted statute, child support and division of debt. I represented the wife in this case. At the beginning of the trial, I called the Husband as…
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Social Media Use and Child Support
Social Media Use and Child Support In Illinois and nationwide, many custodial parents are left without the child support that they should be receiving from their children's noncustodial parents. In most situations, this is because the parents who should be paying child support simply cannot afford to do so because of employment or other issues.…
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Former OMB official in child support dispute
Former OMB official in child support dispute Illinois residents that become involved in child support disputes may want to make note of the child support case involving a former director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget who is now a bank executive. One byproduct of contested child support cases is that personal finances…
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