IL Teacher Retired Divorced In Arizona Your client worked as a teacher in the Chicago Public Schools, CPS and participated in the CTPF, or in another Illinois school district and
New Child Support Statute As of July 1, 2017, courts across Illinois have been calculating child support in a completed different way than they have for decades. No longer is
New Child Support Statute Part 1 Effective July 1, 2017, Illinois will move to an Income Shares method of calculating child support. This means that the old method of calculating
Same Sex Marriage & Divorce Effective June 1, 2014, the Religious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act granted same sex couples “equal access to marriage,” in particular: (a) all laws of this State
Illinois QDRO Form When dividing an Illinois pension plan, such as SURS, TRS, SRS or MEABF, the Illinois QDRO form, or the QILDRO form, is the starting point. The language
