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The end of any relationship is difficult, but ending a relationship involving cohabitation complicates matters even more. Living together without being married is common, but it still poses a legal risk for both parties. If the couple breaks up without a legal marriage, how are the assets divided in court? There may not be a clear answer. Palimony refers to the division of property, assets, and debts after a relationship (not involving marriage) ends. While some states acknowledge palimony, Illinois is not officially one of them, but this status might be changing slowly. […]

As you purchase your new condominium, you may enter a living situation that is unique for many homeowners. Condo owners own some of the property around them and they share other property. Defending your rights and meeting your responsibilities depends on understanding these aspects as well as how to resolve disputes. To help you maintain a good relationship with your condo association and avoid unnecessary costs, here’s a guide to how to learn those rights and responsibilities. […]

As you go through a divorce, you may find you have issues with your attorney and wish to change. No matter the reason, changing attorneys in the middle of your divorce process is a risky idea. Still, you may have a valid reason for firing your attorney, so you need to weigh your options carefully. Here are some things to consider if you contemplate a new attorney in the midst of your divorce. […]