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Category Archives: Property Division

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“Marital Property” and “Non-Marital Property” in Chicago Divorces – What Do These Terms Mean and Where Can You Go for Legal Help with Your Chicago Divorce?

By Arnoux Sharma Standeford, LLC |

One of the things that married individuals who are interested in the divorce process or who are actively seeking a divorce may be concerned about is what will happen to all of the property, assets, and debts that have been accumulated throughout their marriage? Indeed, one of the most challenging, most complex, and most… Read More »

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What Happens to My Home if I Have a Mortgage in My Chicago Divorce? Two Traditional Methods for Dividing Up Property in Chicago Divorces Explained

By Arnoux Sharma Standeford, LLC |

One of the things that couples that are separating and gearing towards divorce proceedings in Chicago must consider is the matter of living arrangements. Typically divorcing spouses go their separate ways and decide not to live under the same roof any longer. However, when a married couple shares a mortgage, the situation can become… Read More »

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Property Division In An Illinois Divorce

By Arnoux Sharma Standeford, LLC |

One of the most common questions that arises in divorce cases is “who gets what?”. At the end of the marriage, couples often have a variety of property and assets that must get divided in the dissolution proceedings, including everything from properties and homes to cars, electronics, and jewelry, and even family pets. Property… Read More »

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My Spouse Cheated On Me – Am I Entitled To More In My Chicago Divorce?

By Arnoux Sharma Standeford, LLC |

The breakdown of a marriage can be the result of many different actions or inactions on the part of one or both parties, but one act that is very often a deal-breaker is infidelity. When a person “cheats” on his or her husband or wife, it can signal an “irretrievable breakdown” of the marriage… Read More »

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