On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Feb 7, 2020 | parenting time
Change is constant, and few people realize this better than parents. Couples who are separated but co-parenting often have the added difficulty of trying to fit life changes into their parenting plans. However, when major changes include relocation with the children,...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Nov 25, 2019 | parenting time
Christmas lights are starting to go up in neighborhoods throughout the country, the snow is falling, and people are stocking up on stuffing and other grocery items to prepare for holiday feasts. As these preparations are well underway, some newly divorced families may...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Aug 21, 2019 | parenting time
At least one spouse moves out of the family home during an Illinois divorce. When one or both parents end up moving far enough away from each other that evening and weekend visits are difficult, the parenting plan will need to take this into account. Noncustodial...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Mar 21, 2019 | parenting time
It is generally held that children in the state of Illinois, and throughout the U.S., benefit from having a relationship with both of their parents. Therefore, you may choose to enter into a shared parenting arrangement after a divorce, so that you and your...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Feb 10, 2019 | parenting time
If your ex has primary custody of your children, you’ll likely be allowed visitation. It’s crucial that you play a role in the life of your children and visits allow you to do just that. Making the most of your visits is also important, and Live About offers tips on...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Dec 2, 2018 | parenting time
Recently divorced couples in Illinois may be dreading the upcoming holiday season. Conflict can be a very real concern in this case, and it can be just as hard on the divorced couple as it is on their children. There are steps you can take to mitigate family conflict...
