Illinois Divorce Law Blog
The Illinois Divorce Law Blog, published by the Law Offices of Michael F. Roe LLC, focuses on complex family law issues primarily in Illinois. It covers topics such as divorce proceedings, child custody and parenting time disputes, and the legal implications of psychological disorders like Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder in high-conflict cases. The blog also addresses parental alienation, the role of guardians ad litem and child custody evaluators, and financial matters including dissipation of marital assets. It provides insights into managing emotional and legal challenges during divorce, emphasizing stability for children and effective litigation strategies in contested family law matters.
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DuPage Divorce: What is Parental Alienation in Illinois law?
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Kane County Divorce: How does the Court assess whether to award a parent joint or sole decision making for the children?
Many of our clients have initial questions about how the major decisions for the minor children will be made after the divorce is completed. While joint decision making is conceptually ideal, in many cases requiring the parties to make major…
Kane County Divorce Lawyer: What Makes Divorce with Kids So Stressful?
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Kane County Divorce: Child Custody and New Definitions in Illinois Law
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Illinois Divorce: One Definition of Parental Alienation:
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Illinois Divorce Lawyer: Record Divorces Among Seniors
Ilyssa Panitz freely admits she gave up the financial reins when she got married.
“I did not keep an eye on the money, even though I got married later in life,” says Panitz, 54, who lives in Westchester County, N.Y.…
Illinois Divorce: Best Divorce Law Blogs from Feedspot for 2025
Feedspot ranks the best Divorce blogs from thousands of blogs on the web and ranked by relevancy, authority, social media followers & freshness.
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Illinois Divorce: Tactics of Parental Alienation Control: 4 Revealing Insights
Illinois Divorce: What is the Financial Affidavit used in Illinois Divorces?
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