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In this article, we explain how spousal maintenance payments impact child support obligations in Illinois.
Under Illinois child support law, which you can read all about here, each parent's responsibility for child support is determined based on their "net incomes" relative to one another. According to 750 ILCS 5/505(a)(2)(A), a portion of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, maintenance payments received by one of the parents must be included in "gross income" for the purpose of calculating child support. Since each parent's child support obligation is based on the parents' relative income, the greater your income as compared to the other parent, the less you will receive in child support.
In this article, we discuss the process of contempt of court in Illinois. To learn more about contempt of court in family law cases, check out part one and part two of this article series. Below we will answer the following questions: what does the contempt process look like?, what if the other party is out of the country?, what happens at the contempt hearing?, and what happens if I’m found in contempt?
In this article, we discuss how remarriage and cohabitation affect spousal support and alimony payments. We answer the questions: what are the different types of spousal support/alimony?, do I still need to pay spousal support if my ex-spouse is cohabiting with another party?, and do I need to pay spousal support if my ex-spouse has remarried?
