By Beermann LLP Divorce Lawyers
If you are contemplating divorce, going through a divorce or would like to be educated on the divorce process and everything that goes into divorce, you are listening to the correct podcast. For o
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Being a mother is already hard enough. A working mother going through a divorce makes motherhood so much harder, especially when the working mother’s rights are not explained well. Morgan L. Stogsdill and Heather J. Rosen go over the rights of a working mother and the right things to be done to protect a working mom. Considering how being a working mom affects a mom’s parenting time in a divorce, Morgan and Heather advice their clients not to change anything and just find a way to work around their schedule and what was working for their family. They also take up how maintenance and child support come into play into the process.
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What are high net worth divorces and high profile individuals? Morgan L. Stogsdill and Kaitlin M. Post of Beermann Law edify us on the distinction of both. As they touch on the difference between a private case and a public case, and how they are achieved, grasp the value of confidentiality in keeping the case of high profile individuals private from the press. Likewise, learn how attorneys deal with the press and aggregate information needed for a high profile case.
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Marriage as an institution appeals differently to different generations. On today’s show, Sandra Napoli-D’Arco and Beermann Divorce and Family Law Attorneys Leonidas L. Bezaniss II and Dominic G. Erbacci tackle Millenials and marriage. Getting into the legalities of marriage, they enumerate reasons why Millennials opt to postpone marriage. They also look at the prenup, highlighting it as a major reason for such postponement. Learn everything you need and want to know about prenuptial agreements, economic awareness, and a little bit about divorce.
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Divorce processes are a hard road to take on, especially when it comes down to dealing with financial affidavits. Beermann Divorce and Family Law Attorney Alexandra R. Holland and Divorce and Family Law Partner Michael D. Sevin explain financial affidavits in the divorce process. Defining what financial affidavits are and what they can be used for, they give an idea on how it acts as a road map for both the attorneys and the court and the other side in any case to break down what the assets are, what the party’s liabilities are, and what the expenses are. Learn all the things you need to know about financial affidavits in this information-packed episode.
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Alcohol abuse is one of the most popular reasons for divorce or family wreckage. In this episode, Divorce and Family Law Partner Jared Pinkus and Divorce and Family Law Attorney Joseph Napoli II share their knowledge on alcohol addiction and its effects on litigants in the divorce process. Establishing parenting time as a huge part of the litigation process, they explain how the court views alcohol issues as related to it. They also talk about the immediate impacts of alcohol abuse to people affected in divorce and how recovery is proven to the court.
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Divorce is a complex matter that involves different facets from parental and child-related matters to the financial-related issues, and they’re better addressed with a team of professionals that are experts in one aspect or another. Financials, for example, when one of the spouses have a closely held business, might require business valuators that could give their professional and unbiased opinion on the value of the business or in determining marital and non-marital assets. Vocational experts can also come in to evaluate the income-earning capabilities of a spouse that isn’t a wage earner to determine if and how much financial support should be allocated. Real estate appraisers can be needed to ascertain the value of any real-estate owned within the marriage. Divorce and Family Law Partners Jessica Winkler Boike and Thomas T. Field discuss what type of issues are usually involved and the experts they turn to for support.
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When a marriage fails and the husband and wife decide to get divorced, one of the things to look into is how to have a fair settlement in their family-owned business and other joint properties. Howard C. Emmerman and Aubrey J. Parker, attorneys at Beermann Law, speak about how business law and family law overlap in divorce cases. As Howard and Aubrey cite some scenarios and explain how they handle those situations, they say you need not worry and feel guilty that you don’t know anything about the process because your lawyers are there to help you out with that.
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Different lawyers have different approaches in handling clients going through the rollercoaster of divorce. Beth F. McCormack and James M. Quigley of Beermann Law walk us through the process of divorce and talks about what happens in open court proceedings or in litigation and alternate dispute resolution. They also shed light on the importance of seeing the situation from the other lawyer’s perspective. Offering some tips on how to tackle personality issues, they share how using coaches helps them deal with clients and how working as a team helps their entire process flow smoothly.
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While Illinois rules out marital misconduct as a factor or ground for dissolution of marriage, it can still affect other issues. Dissipation is the use of marital funds by one spouse solely during the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. Helping us understand the relationship between marital misconduct and dissipation are James B. Pritikin, Divorce and Family Law partner, and former President of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Illinois Chapter, and Candace L. Meyers, Divorce and Family Law partner who has been practicing almost fifteen years exclusively in family law with a focus on collaborative law and mediation. They share insights on how divorce lawyers go about identifying the numbers for the distribution of the marital estate, how they deal with children issues, and more.
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There are a lot of misconceptions that prenuptial agreements are only for the wealthy. Prenuptial agreements can suit all types of clients depending upon their needs. As people get married later on life, they’ve established themselves in careers or have assets to protect. They might want to consider entering into a prenuptial agreement because it preserves that wealth that they’ve taken so much time to build. It could also be for someone who has a significant amount of family wealth. On this episode, we are talking about prenuptial agreements with Beermann divorce and family law attorneys, Tom Field and Katy Mickelson, who both have a wealth of experience working on all types of divorce matters, in this particular case, prenuptial agreements.
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The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.