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Managing college payments is challenging, even under ideal circumstances. For parents dealing with the difficulties of divorce, however, this process can become even more complex. Questions about legal obligations and payment responsibilities from child support arrangements add layers to an already complicated time. So how are college payments handled in a divorce situation? The short answer: under Illinois law, divorced parents can be ordered to contribute to college expenses, but contributions are not automatic. They are determined on a case-by-case...

It is possible to unknowingly receive stolen property. However, proving that you were unaware the property was stolen can be a challenge. If you are concerned that you have received stolen property, then this article will help you understand the definition and consequences of receiving stolen property, as well as the penalties you could face if convicted.  Understanding the Law on Receiving Stolen Property Under Illinois theft laws, you can face criminal charges for receiving or concealing stolen property if...

Divorce is never easy, but it becomes even more complicated and emotionally draining when one spouse deliberately stalls the process. Whether it’s due to lingering emotions, financial motivations or attempts to control the situation, a delayed divorce can impose significant stress on you and your family. At Sabuco Beck, P.C., we understand these challenges and are here to provide the legal guidance you need to overcome them. Below, we outline common stalling tactics and explain how an experienced attorney can...

When facing the life-changing process of divorce, one of the most critical considerations is the well-being of your children. A parenting plan is not just a formality—it’s a roadmap that can provide stability and clarity for both parents and their children. Understanding how a parenting plan will shape your family’s future is essential. At Sabuco Beck, P.C., we’re here to guide you through this process to ensure your child’s best interests are prioritized and protected. What Is a Parenting Plan?...