Despite the persistent existence of COVID-19, summer camps seem to be filling up quickly. If you and your co-parent are in disagreement about whether or not to send your child to a summer camp this year, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website serves as a helpful...
As a guardian, what should you know about the COVID-19 vaccine? It is important to become educated on certain facts before your loved one receives the vaccine. Inform yourself on vaccine results, such as if immunity proves immediate. It is also crucial to become aware of the existence of...
January Typically Sees an Uptick in Divorce Filings and Inquiries The month of January typically comes with a 30 percent increase in divorce filings. Why is this the case? The combination of aiming to avoid the divorce process during the holiday season and an intent to start fresh during the new...
Co-parenting is tough enough. When you tack on the existence of the COVID-19 pandemic, communication and decision-making become even more challenging feats. It is paramount you inform yourself on how to maneuver these tough times alongside your co-parent, in a way that protects the health of you...
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused United States divorce rates to substantially rise. The trend could continue during the second half of this year, with predictions of a 10-15 percent increase in divorce rates. In a world free of COVID-19, relationship counselors typically report that...
According to Illinois law, before a divorce (dissolution of marriage) can be entered by the court, a couple must live separate and apart for a minimum of six months. Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act “The court shall enter a judgement of dissolution of marriage…If the parties live...