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Southside's Top Child Support and Custody Lawyers

  MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 http://www.mlglawgroupillinois.com/ #letsguide How do you prove a parent unfit in Illinois? How do I prove the other parent is unfit? Abandonment. Habitual substance abuse problems. Physical or emotional abuse. Mental illness or instability. Putting the children in an unsafe living environment. Being incarcerated. Not being interested in the children's welfare. Neglect.

Chicago's Top Rated Divorce Lawyers

  MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 http://www.mlglawgroupillinois.com/ #letsguide How do you prove a parent unfit in Illinois? How do I prove the other parent is unfit? Abandonment. Habitual substance abuse problems. Physical or emotional abuse. Mental illness or instability. Putting the children in an unsafe living environment. Being incarcerated. Not being interested in the children's welfare. Neglect.

The Power of Forgiveness to Save a Marriage

  The Power of Forgiveness to Save a Marriage Apologizing and granting forgiveness will allow you and your partner to move out of the role of victim and stop letting wounds from the past fester. Remember to give each other the benefit of the doubt and be receptive to learning effective ways to repair hurt feelings.  By  Terry Gaspard   Updated: September 23, 2022 Categories:  Considering Divorce ,  Relationships and Dating Heartfelt  apologies are an essential ingredient  of a strong, healthy marriage. Accepting that you and your partner do the best you can helps you be more understanding. When you acknowledge your flaws, it means that you can be vulnerable with your partner rather than allowing your fear of rejection or failure to overwhelm you or lead to resentment. Sometimes, forgiveness is key to save a marriage. The Story of Tanya and Michael Tanya, 53, had what she described as a midlife crisis two years ago. During that time, she betrayed her husband Michael, 55, by having  an e

How to Be Present and Peaceful When You Can’t Stop Thinking

  How to Be Present and Peaceful When You Can’t Stop Thinking Pausing can mean meditation, drinking coffee alone, or even listening to lo-fi music. Whatever brings you that kind of mental pause, do it. By  Maria Hayes   Updated: September 23, 2022 Categories:  Coping with Divorce ,  Divorce Recovery ,  Health & Wellbeing ,  Life After Divorce Overthinking is one of the most underrated topics when it comes to self-improvement. More often than not, people focus on conquering courage zones, attracting positive thoughts and energies, and of course, creating clear and actionable goals. While these other aspects of self-improvement are indeed valuable, all of them rely on having a  clear and composed mind . Hence, when your mind is clouded with thoughts, especially the unnecessary ones, you’re likely to collapse even before you know it. That’s why I can’t stress how important mental serenity is. Before you can even take a proper first step and execute all the succeeding steps, you’ll nee

How Will My Family Business Be Affected By My Divorce?

  How Will My Family Business Be Affected By My Divorce? A family business may not only represent an extensive investment of both money and time, but it may also be the primary source of income for a couple, and multiple other family members may also be involved in the business. By  Tricia Goostree   Updated: September 21, 2022 Categories:  Considering Divorce ,  Financial Issues ,  Preparing for Divorce The divorce process will often involve multiple types of  complex financial issues  that must be addressed. A couple will need to take the time to fully document all property they own and determine the monetary value of different assets.  This will ensure that they can divide all of their marital properly in a manner that is as fair as possible for both parties. All of the sources of income for both spouses will also need to be considered, and this may determine whether one spouse will pay child support and/or spousal support to the other. For business owners, it is crucial to address

Southside's Top Child Support and Custody Lawyers

  MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 http://www.mlglawgroupillinois.com/ #letsguide How do you prove a parent unfit in Illinois? How do I prove the other parent is unfit? Abandonment. Habitual substance abuse problems. Physical or emotional abuse. Mental illness or instability. Putting the children in an unsafe living environment. Being incarcerated. Not being interested in the children's welfare. Neglect.

Chicago's Top Rated Divorce Lawyers

  MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 http://www.mlglawgroupillinois.com/ #letsguide How do you prove a parent unfit in Illinois? How do I prove the other parent is unfit? Abandonment. Habitual substance abuse problems. Physical or emotional abuse. Mental illness or instability. Putting the children in an unsafe living environment. Being incarcerated. Not being interested in the children's welfare. Neglect.

The Emotional Rollercoaster Of Divorce

  The Emotional Rollercoaster Of Divorce The emotional rollercoaster of divorce, characterized by depths of despair one day and euphoric highs the next, can aptly be compared to a rollercoaster. While some may enjoy living on the edge, I certainly did not appreciate the unpredictable twists and turns that came at breakneck speed during my own divorce.  By  Melissa Kalil   Updated: September 07, 2022 Categories:  Coping with Divorce ,  Divorce Recovery ,  Health & Wellbeing Rollercoasters are my idea of self-inflicted torture.  The very idea of signing up for an experience that could possibly leave one with vertigo and nausea is not worth the temporary adrenaline rush. So it comes as no surprise that the emotional turmoil of divorce, characterized by depths of despair one day and euphoric highs the next, can aptly be compared to a rollercoaster. The Emotional Rollercoaster of Divorce While some may enjoy living on the edge, I certainly did not appreciate the unpredictable twists and

Making the Most of ‘Me Time’ After Your Divorce

  Making the Most of ‘Me Time’ After Your Divorce Interestingly, me time doesn’t have to be solitary; you can invite your best friend or a beloved family member to join you in your chosen activity. By  Jess Walter   Updated: August 30, 2022 Categories:  Coping with Divorce ,  Divorce Recovery ,  Health & Wellbeing ,  Life After Divorce On the scale of stressful life events, divorce comes in second, after the death of a spouse or other close family member. It undoubtedly imposes many challenges—getting your finances in order, possibly moving home, and sometimes, having to make new friends. Hopefully, your divorce will have one thing you may not have had much time for lately;  something that can benefit your health  unexpectedly. It’s called ‘me time, and it is a luxury that is worth actively pursuing at least once a day. Me Time Improves Your Psychological Wellbeing It can be hard to negotiate all the terms of your divorce, undertake all the mental and physical work you need to tie

Southside's Top Rated Custody and Child Support Lawyers

  MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 http://www.mlglawgroupillinois.com/ #letsguide How do you prove a parent unfit in Illinois? How do I prove the other parent is unfit? Abandonment. Habitual substance abuse problems. Physical or emotional abuse. Mental illness or instability. Putting the children in an unsafe living environment. Being incarcerated. Not being interested in the children's welfare. Neglect.

Chicago's Top Rated Divorce Lawyers

  MLG LAW GROUP 121 West Wacker Drive Suite 1404 Chicago, IL. 60601 http://www.mlglawgroupillinois.com/ #letsguide How do you prove a parent unfit in Illinois? How do I prove the other parent is unfit? Abandonment. Habitual substance abuse problems. Physical or emotional abuse. Mental illness or instability. Putting the children in an unsafe living environment. Being incarcerated. Not being interested in the children's welfare. Neglect.