By working together, co-parents can minimize stress and create a positive holiday experience for their children, helping them feel loved and supported despite the family separation. Families who follow these dos and don’ts can make this festive time truly merry.
Embarking on a journey of self-care during a divorce is essential for maintaining your mental and emotional health. This article, courtesy of Allen Gabe Law, P.C., delves into the profound impact of self-care strategies that can help weather this difficult phase.
In the State of Illinois, the best interests of the child are always the top consideration when determining parenting time and parenting responsibilities. In this guide, we cover what you can expect from child custody laws and the latest about these laws in Illinois.
Before the divorce can be legalized in the state of Illinois, certain requirements must be met, such as residency and others. See FAQ on how to file for a divorce in Illinois.
If you are considering moving after divorce, especially if it is a long-distance move, you must consider the impact on your children. See an excellent essay that investigates how children perceive and react to the combined influences of divorce and relocation.
As a father going through the potentially gut-wrenching divorce process, it’s important to understand what to do and what not to do. Take the following practical considerations into account to ensure a successful outcome.
Allen Gabe received a Lawyers of Distinction Award for the third year in a row. Read more about this prestigious award.
Summer is a season for family vacations, plenty of summer reading, activity-filled camps—and strenuous co-parenting. Divorced parents are obligated to work out the new schedule during these months, while also providing a stable environment for their children. Here are summer break tips to employ.
It is important for grey couples who are seeking divorce to consider the impact of their divorce on their adult children but also remember that they are in charge of their own decisions during the divorce.
Co-parenting is a different kind of child custody agreement that gives each parent a more equal share in the parenting and provides more stability for the children. The following is an explanation of each type of child custody agreement.