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  MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  Leave Old Baggage Behind. Arrive With New Luggage. When you're ready to move forward after divorce, buy the ticket and hop on the train. Leave the old baggage behind. By  Donna McGoff   Updated: February 24, 2022 Categories:  Divorce Recovery ,  Inspirational Stories and Advice It could be my name, or your name, or your neighbor’s name. Maybe it’s the name of the divorced man or woman living down the street. Many of us know those who suffer the aftereffects of divorce with more grace and ease than we do. Somehow, they have the ability to manage emotions and feelings to a great extent. They embrace a new beginning and create a new, purposeful life. It’s as though they  leave old baggage behind , and arrive at a new life destination with new luggage. They’re ready to pack in new, positive memories and adventures that a forward-moving life creates. As bootstrappers, they pick themselves up after divorce. They create a different life, making it look easier than it really is. We wonde

  3 Unexpected Gifts of Divorce Although you may feel in the moment that you will never love again, the reality is that you wil By  Paisley Hansen   Updated: February 22, 2022 Categories:  Coping with Divorce ,  Divorce Recovery While the ending of a marriage is very difficult to navigate, there are many gifts of divorce that can help guide you through the  divorce recovery process . If that relationship was formalized with marriage vows, it can be even more painful. While navigating the legal process, you are likely to be dealing with feelings of grief, anger, fear and self-recrimination. Though this is a universally strenuous time, it can help to remind yourself that this crisis point is only a moment in time and it will pass. You will come out the other side of it whole and healed. It can also be helpful to realize that as difficult as the current moment is, some very good changes are likely to come about from it in the not-too-distant future. Here are a few gifts of divorce that ca

  What is an Annulment? How (& Why) Would You Get One? A divorce ends a marriage, whereas a marriage annulment is basically a declaration that a valid marriage never existed in the first place. Learn more about annulment here. By  Marian Grande   Updated: February 22, 2022 Categories:  Legal Issues If you are in a marriage that you wish to end,  divorce or annulment  are two possible ways to do so. Although most couples choose divorce, an annulment is more suitable for one or both spouses under specific cases. Legal annulments are extremely irregular. Annulment vs. Divorce A divorce ends a marriage, whereas a marriage annulment is basically a declaration that a marriage is void and asserts that a valid marriage never existed in the first place. This means that, according to the law, you and your partner were not legally married. You may be eligible for a religious annulment; however, you will be required to contact your religious leader for a religious annulment. A legal annulment

   MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests  

   MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  Is Divorce Tougher on Moms than Dads? We can acknowledge the impact divorce has on both parents without devaluing the experiences of either. By  Ben Coltrin   Updated: February 15, 2022 Categories:  Children and Divorce Is divorce tougher on moms? The effects of divorce on men and women have been a common  topic of study . While some statistics suggest that  divorce is harder on men , divorce has lasting impacts on women as well. When you add children into the mix, things get even tougher. Divorce takes a toll on mothers emotionally, financially, and socially. Knowing the potential pitfalls could help  moms empower themselves  after a separation. Is Divorce Tougher on Moms? Here Are Some Things to Think About Effects on parenting responsibilities The most contentious issue arising from a divorce between parents is child custody. Mothers often get custody because, more often than not, the mother primarily took care of the children during the marriage. While this is happy news for moms

  Daughters of Divorce: How to Overcome the Legacy of Your Parents’ Breakup It’s no longer up to others to help you bounce back from your parents’ divorce. It can no longer be about their attitudes or behavior. It’s time for you to create change in your life and move forward. By  Terry Gaspard   Updated: February 16, 2022 Categories:  Children and Divorce ,  Divorce Recovery Today more than 40 percent of all Americans between the ages of eighteen and forty are  children of divorce . For decades, researchers have identified the risk factors that parental divorce brings to their children. Recently, many studies have examined the impact of parent breakup on children into adulthood and also the factors that promote resiliency. In my research, published in  The Journal of Divorce and Remarriage , I discovered that young adult women have unique vulnerabilities after their parents’ divorce than can impact their self-esteem and trust in partners; and create both a fear of commitment and longin

  Hiding Assets During Divorce If you suspect your spouse is hiding assets or concealing income, you should take steps to contact a legal professional to get further advice. By  Marian Grande   Updated: February 17, 2022 Categories:  Divorce Process ,  Financial Issues One of the first steps in separation and divorce is the financial disclosure process. Before the parties can determine how to divide assets and debts incurred in the marriage, full and frank disclosure is essential. Complete financial transparency between the parties is highly crucial. As part of the disclosure process, both parties must provide sworn Financial Statements and supporting documentation. Unfortunately, there are some cases where people attempt to provide false or incomplete information. This may have significant impacts on the division of property, equalization, and support obligations. Hiding assets during divorce is illegal. If uncovered, a judge can force the guilty party to pay fines or give the other p

  MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  MLG Law Group 121 West Wacker Drive, Suite 1404 Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 374-4559 #letsguide Question: What Is the Difference Between Legal and Physical Custody of a Child in Illinois?? Answer: In a divorce, custody of a child is broken down in 2 ways: legal and physical. Legal custody means a parent is given responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s future and well being, including what school they will attend, which doctors they visit, etc. Joint legal custody allows both parents to be involved in these important choices and if they cannot agree on matters, one parent may be designated as the tie-breaker. On the other hand, physical custody is what it implies — it pertains to where children live on a regular basis. Physical custody can be shared by both parents or granted to just one. A judge will make physical and legal custody decisions based on the child’s best interests

  Divorce Quiz: Should I Get a Divorce? This "signs you need a divorce quiz" has 25 questions and a scoring method to help you answer the question "Should I get a divorce?" By  Stuart Watson   Updated: February 01, 2022 Categories:  Considering Divorce The “signs you need a divorce quiz” below won’t make a decision for you. Yet, if you are regularly asking yourself “ Should I get a divorce? ”, the quiz can help you clarify reasons for your divorce or renewed commitment. Your questions and confusion about the decision to divorce are healthy. Marriages fulfill a complex mix of emotional, financial and logistical needs, even when they are unsatisfying. A divorce will impact nearly every aspect of your life, in potentially positive and negative ways. Except for situations involving abuse, it is essential to make your divorce decision only after careful, non-reactionary soul-searching and consideration. However, “straddling the fence” for many months or years may be more