On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jan 23, 2020 | family law
For many married couples in Illinois who are also homeowners, their family home commonly represents their most significant financial asset. At the same time, the home loan that is associated with the property generally represents a couple’s most significant financial...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jan 14, 2020 | family law
As much as Illinois parents may love their children, those with the obligation to pay child support may feel the burden is often too great. It is one financial responsibility that cannot be put off during weeks when money is tight, and missing payments can carry...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Nov 14, 2019 | family law
If you wish to keep your Illinois children’s issues civil and amicable, then you will have to work with your spouse to create a parenting plan for your children. It can be difficult to work with a spouse, especially if the marriage is not ending on the best note, but...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Aug 5, 2019 | family law
If you are not married to the mother of your child in Illinois, and haven’t admitted paternity either through a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity or in court, then you need to become familiar with the law and how it pertains to your rights to your child. You...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jul 23, 2019 | family law
No matter whether you are contesting paternity or trying to establish it, knowing how the state of Illinois recognizes paternity is important since learning whether you are or are not the father of a child can help you decide how to move forward with your life. If you...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jan 14, 2019 | family law
Divorced people in Illinois often don’t realize how much their finances will be impacted as a result. Asset division and orders to pay child or spousal support can affect your bottom line, to the point where you may be concerned about making ends meet. In this case,...
