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Basking in the Unknown

Travel expert Christina Paull was enjoying a much-needed trip to Paris this past spring with her husband, Tim, and sons Ryan and Jason when this lover of all things luxurious decided to make a little visit to the almighty Louis Vuitton store. “Louis Vuitton is my all-time favorite,” gushes Paull, “and I needed a new

Color’s Whimsical Impact

There is liking the color eggplant and then there is living with it painted floor to ceiling. Those who can fearlessly make such a selection for their living space are designer Alexandra Kaehler’s kind of people. Just such an adventurous couple found their way to Kaehler in late 2020 to help them reimagine their traditional

The Buzz: May 2022

FINE ARTIST Lisa Kinzelberg produces drawings and paintings that include large-scale abstracts, portraits, and figurative works. Coming from a long line of prominent musicians and percussionists, Kinzelberg paints like a drummer or conductor, focusing on rhythm and movement. She intentionally interrupts lines, sculpts and composes the surface of her compositions, strategically covering and revealing markings

Pet Custody

IN ILLINOIS, courts previously viewed animals as property. Pet custody did not appear in divorce case law until 2015. In that case, the husband sought visitation with the parties’ two dogs, who had been in the wife’s possession during separation. The court viewed this as a property issue and looked to the Animal Control Act

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Know When To Fold ‘Em: Pulling The Plug In Marriage And Divorce Matters

Whenever I was trying too hard to get something wrong to turn right as a child, my grandfather used to tell me: “when you’re in a ditch, stop digging.” Although he was a rancher who never went to college – this pithy locution was consistent with what behavioral science has since taught us. We are

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