When it comes to the divorce process, spousal support is a hot-button issue for many couples. The idea of one spouse being financially responsible for the other can be difficult to accept, and the laws surrounding this issue can be even more difficult to understand.
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Tricia Goostree
Tricia D. Goostree is the founding attorney and managing partner at Goostree Law Group, with offices in St. Charles, Naperville, and Wheaton, Illinois. She has dedicated her career to the practice of family law and domestic relations, and she works tirelessly on behalf of her clients. Tricia is proud of the reputation she has earned among judges, opposing attorneys, and her peers in the legal community.
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How Will My Family Business Be Affected By My Divorce?
A family business may not only represent an extensive investment of both money and time, but it may also be the primary source of income for a couple, and multiple other family members may also be involved in the business.
What Stay-at-Home Parents Need to Know About Divorce and Financial Support
A qualified divorce and child custody lawyer can help stay-at-home parents negotiate a divorce settlement that will meet their needs, ensuring that they can continue being the parent that their children need and deserve.
When Can I Pursue a Modification of a Divorce or Child Custody Order?
To successfully modify a child custody order, a parent will usually need to demonstrate that they, the other parent, or their children have experienced a significant change in their circumstances.
What You Need to Know About Divorce During COVID-19
You can get divorced in the midst of the public health crisis, but getting through the process is going to be a challenge.
What Should I Know if I Am a Parent Filing for Divorce in Illinois?
If you are going through divorce in Illinois, a divorce lawyer can help address topics that should be included in your parenting plan.
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