Chicago Divorce Lawyer Russell Knight DiscussesThe Best Time To File a Divorce in Illinois
Feb 16, 2022
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February 16, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Chicago divorce lawyer Russell Knight (https://rdklegal.com/when-should-i-file-for-divorce-in-illinois/) releases a new article that discusses the best time to file a divorce in Illinois. The lawyer mentions that it is quite common for someone who is married to think about divorce. However, it is hard for a married person to point out when is the right time to file for divorce.
According to the Chicago divorce lawyer, “Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to wait at all to file for divorce in Illinois. There is nothing holding you back from filing for divorce. The only question is whether you should file for divorce now or later.”
The lawyer explains that the Illinois statute requires one of the spouses in a divorce to be a resident of Illinois for 90 days before the divorce petition is filed. Therefore, the spouse who wants to file for divorce should wait 90 days after one spouse has started to live in Illinois or that at the end of the divorce, one of the spouses should have been a resident of Illinois for 90 days.
Attorney Russell Knight mentions that there really is no advantage to filing for divorce before the other party does. The person who files the divorce paper first is labeled “petitioner” and the other party is the “respondent”. These labels are basically the same as the old civil court titles, “plaintiff” and “defendant”.
In the article, the divorce lawyer says that the petitioner is able to file for divorce in either the county they live in or in the county where the other spouse is living. One advantage of filing for divorce first is that if the other party does not file anything in response, the court may find the other party in default and award the petitioner a divorce on their terms.
Furthermore, a default divorce can result in binding decisions regarding child support, maintenance, division of assets, and custody issues. Also, all the parenting time and custody matters are determined by the court and are based on the best interest of the child.
Lastly, attorney Russell Knight emphasizes the importance of having a skilled divorce lawyer when it comes to matters involving divorce and child custody. Having an experienced lawyer may be able to help the client understand their rights and responsibilities in the case.
About The Law Office of Russell Knight
The Law Office of Russell D. Knight was established in 2009 by the divorce attorney Russell D. Knight. The lawyer’s love for family law is demonstrated by the numerous articles personally written by the lawyer. Russell is a licensed lawyer throughout Florida and Illinois. The attorney has a legal practice in both states and employs an entire staff of paralegals and attorneys in the two states of Chicago, Illinois, and Naples, Florida. Contact them today at (773) 334-6311
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