Dealing with a family law matter can be a complicated and frustrating prospect whether you are facing a divorce or a child custody matter. When you have a legal issue affecting your family, it is important to seek out a family law attorney near you with experience handling cases like yours. Family law issues in Illinois can be extremely complex, especially when the parties are involved in a contentious dispute over property division, the allocation of parental responsibilities, or another matter. It is important to know that an experienced family lawyer can help you through this process, advocating for your rights and ensuring that your voice is heard.
The family law attorneys near you at Arami Law, Inc. have years of experience serving clients with a wide variety of legal matters, and an advocate at our firm can speak with you today.
Most family law matters arise under the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act (750 ILCS 5/), but there are also other laws that may pertain to specific legal issues affecting a family in Illinois. At Arami Law, Inc., our firm regularly assists clients with many different kinds of legal issues affecting the family, including but not limited to the following:
Many family law matters arise when a married couple decides to get divorced. If you believe that you and your spouse will be able to have an uncontested divorce because you have agreed to all terms concerning property division, child custody, and support, it is still essential to have an advocate on your side. Even uncontested divorces can be complex, and it is important to work with an attorney near you who has experience handling divorces under Illinois law.
Aside from the initial process of filing for a divorce, other important aspects of family law and divorce often concern the distribution of marital property and family support. Property owned by the spouses will be classified either as marital or separate (nonmarital) property. Only marital property is subject to distribution, and it is divided according to a theory known as “equitable distribution.” Courts consider making factors when deciding what an equitable distribution should look like. Family support can include both alimony and child support.
There are also many different family law issues that arise outside the context of divorce. For example, family law includes drafting and enforcing prenuptial (or premarital) agreements. It can also include guardian ad litem matters, as well as child custody and child support when the parents were never married.
Do you need assistance with a family law issue? An experienced family lawyer near you in Cook County can help with your case. Contact Arami Law, Inc. for more information.
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