On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Aug 25, 2020 | family law
Parenting can sometimes be challenging after divorce. You may no longer be married to your ex, but you must still co-parent together, which can bring up a lot of issues. You might be spending less time with your child than you would like, or you may be dealing with...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jun 23, 2020 | family law
In the majority of divorces, parents share the allocation of parental responsibilities. These responsibilities include decision-making and parenting time. The reason for this is simple: children tend to do best when both parents are raising them, even if those parents...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jun 22, 2020 | divorce, family law
If you and your spouse have begun thinking about divorce, but neither of you looks forward to hashing out your marital problems in a public courtroom, you may wish to consider obtaining a mediated divorce as opposed to a litigated one. Mediate.com lists the major...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Apr 15, 2020 | divorce, family law
Getting divorced past the age of 50 can present a number of problems and challenges in Illinois. For example, these soon-to-be exes will need to give more consideration to assets like retirement plans. After all, they will have fewer years to save before retiring. One...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Mar 30, 2020 | family law
The covid-19 crisis has spread uncertainty and chaos across the country and the world. Some parents have questions about how the pandemic may affect custody schedules. The short answer is that in most cases, you should adhere to your existing custody schedule, even...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Mar 30, 2020 | family law, parenting time
In Illinois, divorce will have an impact on the children who must adjust to a significant change in their lives. One way that parents can make it easier for the kids is to implement a consistent schedule for when they will be with each parent. When parents decide to...
