Divorce mediation can help you resolve the issues you face as you prepare to end your marriage. It can greatly reduce the cost and stress of an Illinois divorce. But do you need an attorney to help you with this? You are not required to have a lawyer, but doing a mediation without one can…
For many Illinois couples, an uncontested divorce is far preferable to a knock-out drag-out contested divorce. It is much less expensive, less contentious, and less disruptive to children. To qualify for an uncontested divorce, you need to agree on every issue. Any disagreement could mean the case must go to trial. At Kulerski & Cornelison,…
Cooperative divorce is meant to be an informal way of negotiating a resolution of your issues. It can help reduce the stress of the process and reduce the level of litigation that is needed. But what about when it doesn’t work out? Knowing what the next steps are can help you advocate for your best…
Collaborative divorce is becoming an increasingly popular way to handle the end of a marriage. It gives couples options for reducing the conflict commonly associated with the divorce process. Instead of a court battle, the process can be collaborative between you and your attorneys. Knowing if this process is appropriate for your situation matters. There…
Mediation can help many couples work through their differences and come to an agreement. This may lead to an uncontested divorce that can save you a great deal of time and money. The agreement you reach at mediation though, is it legally binding? The short version is, not exactly. The divorce agreement you reach becomes…
An uncontested divorce offers a much faster and easier way to terminate your marriage. While the end of a marriage is not an easy thing, it can be much simpler when both parties ultimately agree on how they want to end things. Doing it on your terms saves both time and money. Knowing how long…
If you’re getting ready to end your marriage, there are two common options that may help it be less contested. Both cooperative divorce and collaborative divorce can be helpful, but they are two different things. Understanding these differences and their impacts is critical to protecting your legal rights during a divorce. At Kulerski & Cornelison,…
Collaborative divorce can be a great way to resolve differences as your marriage is ending, but what if it ultimately fails? Knowing what to do next in your Illinois divorce is critical to protecting your legal rights and those of any children. Knowing what steps to take next can be incredibly helpful. At Kulerski &…
Divorce mediation lets you control how things end and get resolved. Everything might get decided in a mediation if you both agree. In other situations, you might agree on some issues but need to litigate others. Knowing what gets decided in an Illinois divorce mediation can help you plan for the future and seek to…
Prenuptial agreements can be very effective tools when they’re drafted properly. Illinois law permits “prenups” under specific circumstances. Knowing what they can actually cover can make a big difference in preparing for your upcoming marriage. At Kulerski & Cornelison, our team serves families DuPage and Cook counties. We help couples properly draft and enforce prenuptial…
