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All parents know the uphill battle of trying to get their teenaged child to do … pretty much anything. The underdeveloped teenage brain has always had a lot to contend with: school, extracurriculars, and the ever-shifting “politics” of romance and friendship. Add in preparing for the ACT or SAT, especially as some colleges are going

Studies have shown that post-COVID there’s been an increase in the number of children and teens who are struggling with mental health issues. A recent survey of students specifically in Lake Forest shows the number of students feeling sad or depressed jumped from 28 percent in 2011 to 42 percent in 2021. Over the same

In the same way that no one wants to have an illness, no one wants to get divorced. But like finding the right doctor, finding the right divorce attorney is critical to a successful outcome. To get the right fit, there are many things to consider. Do you want a firm or do you want

Amid the daily challenges of running and growing your business, preparing to sell it may feel like the last thing you need to worry about. “Even if you’re convinced a sale is years away, business and market conditions or your personal situation can change, sometimes faster than you think,” says Lisa Bertagna, Senior Vice President,

In Illinois, divorcing parents’ obligations for a child’s financial support typically end after the child turns 18 or graduates from high school, whichever occurs last. However, there are two major exceptions to this rule. First, parents may be ordered to pay child support for a non-minor child who is disabled. Second, parents may be ordered