Family Weekend
October 10, 11, and 12, 2015
11am - 3pm
The Morton Arboretum
We blog about relevant issues in family law, discuss the misconceptions surrounding family law and some of the most popular cases in the news, and provide readers with helpful family law information and resources.
Please visit www.ruggierofamilylaw.com for more information.
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Establishing Paternity
Children born out-of-wedlock are on the rise, and often it may be essential to establish paternity. This issue is pressing and has long-term ramifications. Chicago area attorney Vincent Ruggiero has represented mothers, fathers, grandparents, and children in more than 100 paternity cases. It is important to know that because this issue is too important to trust to a novice.
Cases may be contested or uncontested, but they are all governed by the Illinois Paternity Act, which is currently being overhauled by our Legislature. There are many things to consider such as custody, support, day care, visitation, and removal to another state. The lives of several people will be effected by the outcome of the proceedings.
If and when you are faced with this life-altering issue, you need to hire an attorney who will aggressively and swiftly proceed and persevere your rights. When the stakes are this high the right choice is to call Chicagoland Family Attorney Vincent Ruggiero at 630-654-0044, who serves Kane, Will, DuPage, and Cook County.
Monday, September 14, 2015
All Hallows Eve: Village of Fear
Haunted village comes to Naper Settlement
Chill-seekers can explore All Hallows Eve: Village of Fear, which haunts 6:30 to 10 p.m. Oct. 17 and Oct. 18 on the historic grounds of Naper Settlement, 523 S. Webster St.
Chill-seekers can explore All Hallows Eve: Village of Fear, which haunts 6:30 to 10 p.m. Oct. 17 and Oct. 18 on the historic grounds of Naper Settlement, 523 S. Webster St.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Separation as Opposed to Divorce.
Sometimes divorce is NOT the answer. Have you considered a legal separation? In the State of Illinois it is often used
when couples are not ready to concede that their marriage is over. At this point they may agree to separate
their finances and their residences. For
example, a spouse may want to divide the couple’s assets, but their religious
conviction does not permit a divorce.
There are many cases where a disabled spouse needs to remain
married for health insurance reasons.
What if one spouse is being sued and the other is putting the cumulative
wealth of both spouses at risk because the other spouse has jeopardized his or
her own assets?
There are many good reasons to consider a separation instead
of a divorce. An attorney to consult is
Vincent Ruggiero of Ruggiero Family Law.
Call Attorney Ruggiero today at (630) 654-0044 to discuss your options
and to work out the best scenario for you and your spouse. He serves Cook, Kane, DuPage, and Will
Counties in Chicagoland.
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