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Child custody and parenting time arrangements frequently harbor misunderstandings, cause confusion, disputes, and undue strain for families. Within this article, we aim to dispel prevalent misconceptions concerning child custody and parenting time. We also offer insight and solutions to individuals grappling with these intricate matters. Misconception 1: A Child’s Preference Always Determines Custody While a […]

According to US Weekly and Good Morning America, Gerry Turner and wife Theresa Nist announced their split on Good Morning America. Gerry and Theresa revealed on Friday, April 12, that they are getting a divorce three months after their TV wedding. According to the couple, they are divorcing because of their “living situation:” The couple recounted: “Theresa and I have […]

Parental alienation is a term used to describe a situation in which one parent intentionally or unintentionally turns a child against the other parent. It is a common issue that arises in divorce and custody cases, and it can have serious negative effects on both the child and the parent who is being alienated. In […]

Corri Fetman was recently featured on Lawyer Stories, a community dedicated to sharing the inspiring journeys of legal professionals from around the globe. As the President of Corri Fetman & Associates, Ltd., Corri’s unconventional path into the world of law is a testament to the power of fate, ambition, and innovation in carving out a […]

Illinois, akin to numerous other states, does not recognize common law marriage, which typically grants property and support rights to unmarried cohabitants under specific circumstances. Moreover, Illinois law does not afford palimony, which is tantamount to spousal-like support for unmarried individuals, even after extended relationships. This stance was reinforced in a 1979 ruling by the […]