Chicago, IL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
Your question doesn't make sense: If, in your divorce decree "it does not say who pays for travel," why are you "having to pay half if not more...
Your facts are a little unclear. If he's 18 and done with HS, CURRENT support should stop. If he's still in HS, CURRENT support continues until...
You may agree to 1) Allow you to leave Illinois with the child; 2) joint parental decision-making; and 3) meeting half way for parenting-time...
You should get part of his pension (figure 50%, but maybe more, maybe less). You should get maintenance of about $1,500 per month for about 8.5...
The term of art you're talking about is "imputed income." Generally, if you're going to keep paying at the old rate, you're probably in the clear....
Burton is right: if the child is born in Illinois, the father can take action to prevent you from relocating with the child to California. ...
Your assumption that "there will be no housing costs" is wrong. There will be housing costs. The other parent still has a mortgage, taxes,...
Use the "find-a-lawyer" button on this site. That's what this site is here for.
I think you have NOT established your "rights." What you probably did was to sign the VAP. That establishes your responsibilities -- it doesn't...
If your father's daughter pays child support to you, that would make her the child's mother AND aunt. Presumably you are your father's son and...
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