Divorce

Divorce and various family law issues are handled in a sensitive but zealous manner by the lawyers at ADDY, BUSH AND ASSOCIATES, P.C. The attorneys handle many types of divorce and family law cases:

• Contested and uncontested divorces
• Paternity cases
• Custody and visitation
• Child support and college expenses
• Adoption and guardianship cases
• Maintenance (alimony)
• Lawsuits following divorce

You have 65 years of combined experience with the lawyers of ADDY, BUSH AND ASSOCIATES, P.C., behind you. All of the attorneys at ADDY, BUSH AND ASSOCIATES, P.C., are focused on the rights of each one of their clients. We aim to educate our clients on their legal options and work closely with them in developing legal strategies for their protection. Each attorney has been trained to listen to the client and pursue an alternative best suited to the client’s goals within the limits of the law. Attorneys and clients work together as a team to accomplish results in court. Whether actively negotiating custody issues or taking a property dispute to trial, all of the attorneys in our firm are battle tested and will actively seek a resolution of your case to your satisfaction.

If you have been served with papers or just want to know your options in a divorce, please contact one of the lawyers at ADDY, BUSH AND ASSOCIATES, P.C., to arrange for a consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions About DivorceFAQs
How will my assets be divided after my divorce?
Illinois divorce law entitles each spouse to an “equitable distribution” of marital assets, including pension plans.

How is child support calculated?
Child support is based on income from all sources, including overtime and bonuses.

Will my child custody case be heard by anyone other than a judge?
Child custody disputes are now required to be heard by a mediator prior to trial.

Do I have any rights to see my grandchildren?
It depends. Illinois law now provides for grandparent visitation in certain circumstances. Schedule an office conference with one of our lawyers to discuss this more!

My ex owes child support and hasn’t been paying the bills he’s supposed to day. Is there anything I can do?
Yes! Our attorneys can review all of your options, including requesting that your ex be held in contempt and placed in jail and/or have their privilege to drive taken if your ex doesn’t pay his child support.

My spouse hasn’t paid the mortgage for several months and has a new lover. Is there anything I can do?
There are several things that can be done, but the most important thing to do is not ignore any financial problems your spouse has caused. Bankruptcy or even a temporary order requiring your spouse to pay the bills might be helpful. You should seek a consultation with one of the lawyers with Addy, Bush and Associates, P.C., to discuss your options!

I wasn’t married but I am told I am the father of a child. Do I have any rights?
Fathers have rights as well as obligations in Illinois. Issues of custody, visitation and child support are common in paternity cases. Schedule a conference with one of the lawyers to discuss your rights and obligations.