Anderson Boback & Marshall

06/05/2026

Family law matters can feel overwhelming — but you don’t have to face them alone.

At Anderson Boback & Marshall, we help clients across Illinois navigate divorce, child custody, parenting time, property division, and other family law matters with trusted guidance and strategic representation.

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• Illinois family law tips
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If you need an experienced Illinois divorce attorney or Chicago family lawyer, our team is here to help.

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06/03/2026

You are about to go through one of the most stressful legal processes a parent can face. If you have never been inside the Daley Center or dealt with Cook County’s Domestic Relations Division, you probably have no idea what to expect. That is understandable. The process is complex, the rules are county-specific, and the decisions made in... Continue reading: https://illinoislawforyou.com/blog/child-custody-cook-county-family-court/

06/01/2026

We’re incredibly grateful for the trust our clients place in us during some of life’s most difficult moments. Thank you for your thoughtful review and kind words about our team at Anderson Boback & Marshall.

Providing compassionate guidance, strategic representation, and clear communication is at the heart of what we do as an Illinois family law attorney serving clients throughout Chicago and the surrounding counties.

Your feedback means everything to us, and we’re honored to have helped you move forward with confidence.

Need trusted guidance for divorce, custody, or other family law matters in Illinois? Contact Anderson Boback & Marshall today to learn how we can help.

05/29/2026

Dividing retirement assets is one of the most critical financial aspects of divorce proceedings in Illinois. Because retirement accounts often make up a significant part of marital assets, dividing them can be legally complex. Without proper handling, mistakes in this process may cause tax penalties, financial insecurity, or unfair asset distribution. Continue reading: https://rpb.li/j38r

05/28/2026

How Illinois courts handle custody for high-net-worth families: privacy protections, education disputes, travel provisions, and complex parenting plans.

When a family with significant assets goes through a custody case in Illinois, the legal issues go beyond standard parenting schedules and decision-making arran

05/28/2026

Divorce is more than emotional—it’s strategic. And the wrong moves can impact everything from Illinois child custody to property division in Illinois.

Common mistakes to avoid:

Letting emotions control decisions instead of thinking long-term
Poor communication that can be used against you later
Hiding or mishandling finances, which can hurt your credibility in court

Even small missteps can have lasting consequences under Illinois divorce law.

Working with an experienced Illinois divorce attorney can help you avoid these pitfalls and protect what matters most. The Chicago family lawyers at Anderson Boback & Marshall are here to guide you every step of the way.

📞 Contact us today to protect your future.

05/27/2026

Yes, you can, but it really depends on your situation ⚖️. In many cases, some level of communication is necessary, especially when there are children, shared finances, or ongoing responsibilities involved 👨‍👩‍👧. In those situations, it’s usually best to keep contact calm, limited, and focused only on practical matters like custody schedules, expenses, or logistics.

When emotions are high or conflict is ongoing, shifting to written communication (such as email or co-parenting apps 📩) can help reduce misunderstandings and keep everything clear and documented. In higher-conflict or unsafe situations, minimizing direct contact may also be important for your emotional well-being and stability 🧘‍♀️.

At the end of the day, it’s not about whether contact exists, but whether it is structured, necessary, and healthy enough to support the process moving forward.

05/26/2026

Discover how social media evidence is changing the landscape of high-net-worth divorce cases; how social media posts can impact divorce cases

With texting, email, and Facebook Messenger rising in popularity as methods of communication in relationships, so is their use as divorce evidence. Chicago di

05/21/2026

Under Illinois divorce law, the state follows a no-fault system—meaning infidelity alone typically does not determine outcomes like property division in Illinois.

But that doesn’t mean it’s irrelevant.

In certain situations, it can still have an impact—especially if:

Marital funds were spent on an affair (which may affect financial decisions)
It influences parenting concerns in Illinois child custody matters
It becomes part of a broader pattern of behavior

Every case is fact-specific, and details matter. 📞 Contact us today for clarity and support.

05/21/2026

How social media, texts, and digital evidence affect Illinois custody cases. What is admissible, what gets thrown out, and how to protect your case.

If you are going through a custody case in Illinois, the texts you have saved, the social media posts your co-parent made last month, and the voicemails sitting