5 Signs an Illinois Collaborative Divorce is Right for You
Divorce doesn’t have to make relationships worse. Collaborative divorces focus on resolution through calm cooperation. Here are five signs a collaborative divorce is right for you.
Collaborative Divorce and Alimony: How Does It Work?
Spousal support, also known as alimony or maintenance, is a legal obligation for one spouse to financially support the other after a divorce is final. In many litigious divorces, the issue of alimony is one of the primary roadblocks. The good news is that, like with all financial issues in a divorce, it may be possible to resolve the issue of spousal support through the collaborative divorce process.
Collaborative Divorce and Child Custody Arrangements Without the Courts
Around the world, divorced and divorcing parents are finding themselves stuck. Courts are closed as their families are dealing with new pressures, such as agreeing on safety measures for children or managing custody schedules thrown into chaos during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our firm is still operating at full efficient capacity and we invite you to learn more about how Collaborative Divorce with Birt Law can help you and your children today.
