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If you are going through a divorce, you likely have a lot of questions. It is critical to receive the answers you need so you fully understand the process and can better protect your rights. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about family law in Illinois, and the answers to them.
Is a Legal Separation Required?
Unlike some states, Illinois does not place a mandatory separation period on couples before they can file for divorce. If one party does not agree to the divorce, you may have to live separate and apart from your spouse. This does not necessarily mean that you have to live under separate roofs. You simply must show that you have lived independently from your spouse.
At Aldrich & Siedlarz Law, P.C, we are so proud to announce that Attorney Marlene E. Siedlarz has been recognized for her volunteer work. Each year, the DuPage Legal Aid Foundation recognizes attorneys dedicated to helping individuals in need and Attorney Siedlarz has been awarded for the year 2021. For years, she has used her in-depth knowledge of the law to help those in need. Today, she focuses on family law, helping 
When allocating 
Every single year, thousands of couples throughout the United States make the difficult decision to file for divorce. The divorce process can be increasingly complicated when children are involved. In the state of Illinois, child custody is now referred to as parental responsibilities. Parental responsibilities will define how time with the children and decision making is allocated between the parents. Due to the fact that the court will make their decision based on the best interest of the child, it is your responsibility to prove that you can provide your child with a safe and healthy living environment. Below we will examine some of the steps you can take to 
With the divorce rate rising on an annual basis, there is no doubting the fact that there are thousands of unhappy marriages throughout the United States. While most people would simply assume that all unhappy spouses would pursue a divorce, the truth is that things can get complicated. Things can become especially challenging to sort out when children are involved. Many Americans falsely believe that staying in an unhealthy marriage is the best thing they can do for the well-being of their child. In truth, pursuing a divorce and seeking happiness for yourself is oftentimes incredibly beneficial to the mental and emotional health of your children. If you are contemplating 
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