In this article, our Peoria County alimony attorneys discuss the process of how Wheaton divorce courts use to make decisions regarding to award spousal maintenance during a divorce.  The courts determine a number of factors to determine whether maintenance is appropriate and if so, how much spousal maintenance will be paid to the other party.

Read the full article by our Peoria County spousal maintenance lawyers about asset division in Peoria County divorces. ​

One of the most time consuming challenges in any divorce is sorting through finances of both parties of a divorce. Dissipation and contribution are typically overlooked when analyzing marital finances because they both deal with money or assets that have already been spent. In this article, our Peoria County alimony attorneys discuss both dissipation and contribution and how they are factored into Peoria County divorce proceedings.

Read the full article by our Peoria County alimony maintenance lawyers about asset division in Peoria County divorces. ​

Our Peoria County spousal maintenance attorneys discuss how maintenance payments can affect child support obligations. We talk about how if these payments are received, what can be expected by the courts to determine additional monetary awards and how they're calculated. Our attorneys explain it in clear and understandable terms so you have a better idea of what to expect when spousal maintenance payments are factored into child support payment calculations.

Read the full article by our Peoria County spousal support attorneys explaining how maintenance payments affect child support in Peoria County divorce cases. ​