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Illinois How quick can I remarry after a divorce

In her study of 1,001 reunited couples from around the world, only about 6 percent said they married,  divorced  and  remarried the same person . ... In the most recent reconciliation Steerman recalls, the  divorce  process took two years, and the couple  remarried  soon  after . MLG LAW GROUP 79 W Monroe Suite 925 Chicago, IL. 60603 312-374-4559 www.mlglawgroupillinois.com admin@mlglawgrp.com

Illinois Residency Requirements for Divorce

Residency Requirement and Reasons for Divorce Divorce in Illinois is referred to as "dissolution of marriage." Like the majority of states, Illinois offers two types of divorce: fault-based and no-fault. Most couples pursue a no-fault case because it allows you to leave out the reasons for the breakup. Rather than placing blame or listing out potentially embarrassing details, many couples prefer to simply state that the marriage is "irretrievably broken." To file a no-fault dissolution of marriage, you or your spouse must have lived in Illinois for at least 90 days and separate from each other for a specific length of time. If you both agree to proceed with a no-fault dissolution of marriage, the period of separation must be at least six months. If only one person wishes to pursue a no-fault complaint, the time period is two years. MLG LAW GROUP 79 W Monroe Suite 925 Chicago, IL. 60603 312-374-4559 www.mlglawgroupillinois.com

MLG LAW GROUP-Chicago Divorce Attorneys

The Mehta Law Group is one of Chicago’s premier law firms. Our team of lawyers and staff are here to serve you and to help build a better future for yourself and your family. We represent individuals, families, and children in every aspect of the legal process from beginning to end. Our attorneys bring with them over 30 years of combined experience, we are professional, and treat every individual with the respect they deserve. We are hardworking and don’t back down, our goals is always to advocate for our clients, to ensure a positive end result. Whether you are contemplating filing a lawsuit, or whether you have had a lawsuit filed against you, our team can provide superior representation with the goal toward obtaining the best possible outcome. MLG LAW GROUP 312-374-4559 www.mlglawgroupillinois.com

MLG LAW GROUP-Divorce Attorneys Chicago

The Mehta Law Group is one of Chicago’s premier law firms. Our team of lawyers and staff are here to serve you and to help build a better future for yourself and your family. We represent individuals, families, and children in every aspect of the legal process from beginning to end. Our attorneys bring with them over 30 years of combined experience, we are professional, and treat every individual with the respect they deserve. We are hardworking and don’t back down, our goals is always to advocate for our clients, to ensure a positive end result. Whether you are contemplating filing a lawsuit, or whether you have had a lawsuit filed against you, our team can provide superior representation with the goal toward obtaining the best possible outcome. MLG LAW GROUP 312-374-4559 www.mlglawgroupillinois.com

The Custody Battle Between Frankel and Hoppy Continues

The Custody Battle Between Frankel and Hoppy Continues Bethenny Frankel's divorce has dominated Page Six and the tabloids since she first announced her separation from her ex Jason Hoppy in 2012. Though their divorce was finalized two years ago, Frankel and Hoppy continue to fight for custody of their eight-year-old daughter, Bryn. Recent headlines have involved Frankel posting pictures of herself wearing her daughter's pajamas on social media and the overdose of Frankel's boyfriend, Dennis Shields. Hoppy has weaponized these incidents as a bid to have sole legal and physical custody of Bryn. Frankel uses the couple's history of domestic violence to paint Hoppy as an unfit parent. The big question in front of the Court right now is Shields' overdose. Are accusations of addiction of a third party enough to award custody to one parent? The standard for custody in New York is best interests of the child. The Courts consider multiple factors such as parental stabil