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Can I Use Facebook Screenshots in My Illinois Divorce Case?

posted on 1/21/22

A husband and father of three children decided that the time had come to get a divorce. His wife has become increasingly hostile and tries to poison his children against him. She has even attempted to fake a domestic violence situation. One of the husband's best friends from high school is friends with the wife on Facebook. The wife had blocked her husband long ago, but the friend took a screenshot of the wife out with friends at a high-end...

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Can Facebook and Instagram Messages be Used Against You in Court?

posted on 1/14/22

The Chicago business couple has had a lot of ups and downs in their relationship. They met on a popular dating app and thought perhaps they would finally find someone with whom they were compatible. The woman moved into the man’s condo. Unfortunately, as time went on, his abusive habits began to surface. At first, he started controlling who she spent time with on her phone. Then he became more physically abusive. She decides that it is time to call...

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Can I Lose Custody or Visitation if I Have a Physical Disability?

posted on 1/14/22

Five years after getting divorced, a mother who has legal and primary physical custody of her children begins tripping and falling. At first, she thinks it is just because she is tired and clumsy, but as her symptoms continue to grow, she decides it is time to visit the doctor. She's diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and is given a cane. Over time, she learns that she may lose her ability to walk. Even now, she is finding it challenging to...

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Sharing Custody When One Parent Lives Out of State

posted on 1/8/22

A couple recently went through a long and contentious divorce. Two months after the divorce was finalized, the wife's mother was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer that is aggressive. As an only child, the wife felt that it was her responsibility to take care of her mother. She has moved to an apartment in Minnesota near her mother. However, now she realizes that their current child custody agreement will not work. She would like to petition the court to...

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Can I FaceTime My Child if I Do Not Have Custody?

posted on 1/3/22

After a very contentious divorce in Illinois, a father is dismayed to learn that he does not have primary physical custody of his children. Now his spouse is contemplating moving with his children to Florida. He is concerned about continuing his parental bond with his children and would like to FaceTime them regularly. His ex-wife comes up with convenient excuses every time he tries to FaceTime his kids. Now he is wondering about his rights regarding FaceTiming when he does...

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Relocating With Children After an Illinois Divorce

posted on 1/3/22

Five years ago, a Chicago couple decided to get divorced. They have three young children under the age of 12. The wife has accepted a position in Cape Girardeau in Southern Illinois. Her ex-husband is highly concerned that he will not spend enough time with his children if she moves. It is a six-hour drive to her potential new location. He wants to fight his spouse's move away from Chicago. In 2016, Illinois divorce and family law changed significantly. One...

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Seeking a Divorce in Inverness, Illinois

posted on 12/23/21

Inverness, Illinois, offers residents in the Chicagoland area a unique experience. Nearly all of the residential lots in Inverness are at least one acre in size. In most of the residential streets in the village, residents can meander through the countryside, enjoying the rolling landscapes and natural beauty of Inverness. With more employees than ever working from home and only occasionally commuting into Chicago, Inverness has become even more popular for professionals and families. Despite living in one of the...

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Divorce Due to Failure to Help in the Household in Kildeer, Illinois

posted on 12/18/21

A real estate agent and his wife have saved for the last few years in an attempt to build a custom home in Kildeer, Illinois. They recently adopted three children after having difficulty conceiving. After building their custom home, they finally moved from Chicago to Kildeer, looking forward to providing their children with fun days enjoying the lake and forest. Unfortunately, their dream life started to crumble when the wife realized that her husband had no intentions of helping with...

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Five Common Reasons Couples in Hawthorn Woods Get Divorced

posted on 12/18/21

Hawthorn Woods is a village 40 miles northwest of Chicago in Lake County, Illinois. With a population of around 8,500 and plenty of natural scenery, Hawthorn Woods is a popular location for families seeking to leave the busy city life of Chicago behind for a more natural and spacious setting. Hawthorn Woods has been named the safest place to live in Illinois, and it is also the fifth safest in the country. While Hawthorn Woods is one of the most...

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Divorce Due to Loss of Trust in the Relationship in Long Grove, Illinois

posted on 12/12/21

A husband and wife recently decided to move out of the city to the charming and historic village of Long Grove, Illinois. Both spouses have been able to work remotely and decided to act on their dream of moving to the lake district. They have moved into their dream home and are working from their dream home offices. However, the wife now realizes that she has been ignoring the lack of trust she has for her husband for a long...

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Parental Decision-Making Options in an Illinois Divorce

posted on 12/12/21

Two Chicago professionals who have been married for 15 years have decided that it is time to file for divorce. They have a 10-year-old son together and are concerned about how they will parent their child. One of the reasons they are seeking divorce is their inability to agree on critical parental decisions, including whether to raise the child as a religious person and the overall approach to discipline. The husband believes that the child is acting out and having...

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Illinois Employees Embezzled Over $88,000 From Wilmette Business

posted on 12/3/21

A middle-aged woman who is a divorced mother of four was recently caught stealing from her employer. The woman receives payments for permanent disability from the Social Security Administration. She allegedly used a company credit card and the owner of the company's bank account information to make personal purchases. Specifically, she spent nearly $4,600 at Home Depot, nearly $3,600 with PayPal, over $4,500 with AT&T, and over $6,100 on Progressive Insurance Company payments. The woman allegedly continued stealing from her...

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Founding Attorney Tom Glasgow Named a 2021 Leading Lawyer in Criminal Defense

posted on 11/28/21

Attorney Thomas T. Glasgow was recently named a 2021 Leading Lawyer in the area of criminal defense. This prestigious award is only awarded to fewer than 5% of all licensed lawyers in Illinois. Attorney Thomas Glasgow has decades of experience in criminal defense, civil litigation, administrative law, and cases involving DUI/DWI. Being named a Leading Lawyer for the last five years in a row is a prestigious honor. Select Few Illinois Attorneys Receive the “Leading Lawyer” Award The Leading Lawyer...

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Should You File For Divorce While Pursuing an Order of Protection?

posted on 11/13/21

A professional whose children are now in high school has been dealing with her verbally abusive husband for over 20 years. She stayed with him because of the kids, but his verbal abuse has ramped up over the last few months. Recently he has begun shoving her and hovering over her while threatening to punch her in the face in addition to verbally abusing her. That was the final straw that led her to file for an order of protection...

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