Frequently Asked Questions About Illinois Alimony Laws

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Divorce can be a blessing in disguise for abused spouses. With a court ordered alimony, they can have a fresh start in life without worrying about finances. Also known as spousal maintenance, the amount they receive depends on their needs and the ability of their ex-spouse to pay for them. Here are some frequently asked

Factors a Judge Considers to Determine Spousal Maintenance

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In Illinois, both spouses in a disputed marriage are responsible for providing spousal maintenance and gender has nothing to do with it. This is the cornerstone of spousal maintenance court proceedings, but the main issue a judge determines is whether the maintenance is appropriate. Here are some things they consider. Post-Divorce Income The court considers

Changes in Illinois Spousal Maintenance You Should Know About

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For many couples, divorce is a difficult decision and it affects every family member. A divorce is not something you can plan for in advance. Over time, couples are engulfed with irreconcilable issues, which force them to put an end to their dysfunctional relationship through legal means and mutual agreement. In the first few months

All You Need to Know About the New Spousal Maintenance Law in Illinois

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Marriage and divorce are emotionally difficult events in their own ways. While former is a joyful occasion, latter can be an extremely distressful and traumatic experience for both spouses. However, after separation, it is only fair that they are able to maintain a living standard similar to pre-separation. Unfortunately, most spouses are unable to continue

Understanding the Basics of Spousal Support (Alimony) after Divorce

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When a couple is going through the legal process of divorce, there are chances that the court may award spousal support or alimony to one of the spouses, based on the court’s decision or an agreement between the spouses. The spouse who is financially stable is required to pay spousal support to the financially dependent