Law Offices of Robert M. Kaplan, P.C.

When choosing a family law attorney, you probably have a number of questions. Some of our most common questions are found here. If you do no see yours listed, please contact our office directly. We are happy to help!

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When the income shares model is used for calculating child support, courts are directed to award a minimum percentage of the non-custodial parent’s net income. The income of the custodial parent will not come into play.

As of January 1, 2018, Illinois added a pivotal change to the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, under Section 503(n) . Now, courts may allocate sole or joint ownership and responsibility for a “companion animal” if it’s considered a marital asset. This means that it was acquired during the marriage. Importantly, the court must consider the well‑being of the animal when making that decision.

The courts consider:

If you’re considering divorce in Schaumburg, it’s crucial to seek the guidance of an experienced divorce attorney like Robert M. Kaplan who can provide you with the necessary legal advice and representation.

If you’re divorcing, Robert M. Kaplan is here to help you through the process. If you would like to arrange a consultation or have any questions, give us a call today . We work with clients in all locations, including those throughout Cook County.

While both options legally address asset division and responsibility for debts, the choice between divorce and legal separation depends on the couple's long-term objectives regarding their marital status and their personal and financial circumstances. Call our Schaumburg attorney today to learn more or schedule a consultation with our team. We look forward to guiding you through this process!

Yes, Illinois has a statute that levels the economic playing field between you and your spouse. If your spouse has control of all of the income or assets of your marriage, they can be required to pay your attorney’s fees. They can also be called upon to contribute to your overall attorney’s fees at the conclusion of your case.

The fact that a party is having an affair does not bar their right to a divorce. It also does not bar them from seeking maintenance, alimony, or child support.