In today's society, where Wheaton marriages commonly include two working spouses, some people feel financial support for an ex is unnecessary. You've probably heard former spouses refer to alimony as a type of post-marital reward, but that's not why spousal...
Defending What Matters Most
Month: August 2014
Pro athletes have fame, fortune and a high divorce risk
Sports stars have many things Wheaton residents may envy – world-class athletic skills, sizeable fortunes and public recognition. There are downsides attached to being a professional athlete that might make you glad you aren't one of them. The divorce rate among...
What Illinois alimony records are necessary for tax purposes?
Not every Wheaton separation or divorce includes support payments to ex-spouses. When alimony is part of separation or post-marital agreement, each party has an obligation to account for payments on tax returns. How the payments apply to a tax situation depends upon...
State resources for Wheaton parents with child support problems
Illinois family law attorneys help separated and divorced parents reach child custody and visitation agreements. Lawyers also provide guidance for setting up arrangements for child support. Some Wheaton custodial parents may not realize they can contact the DuPage...
Billionaire Citadel head files for Illinois divorce
Emotions appear to dominate a marital breakup. In reality, decisions made at the end of a Wheaton marriage largely center around finances. The financial impact of divorce can be greatest at its extremes, especially when spouses have accumulated considerable wealth. A...