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General Info: The experienced and diligent attorneys at Moskovic & Associates are here to help you and your family when facing family law issues such as divorce or child custody battles, personal injuries, civil litigation, or other legal needs. With over 55 years of combined experience, these attorneys will be at your side throughout the entire duration of your case. Get in contact with reliable family law and personal injury attorneys in Arlington Heights, Illinois today to request a consultation of your case.
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Phone: (847) 797-1300

Address: 3233 N Arlington Heights Rd Ste 303, Arlington Heights, IL 60004

Website: https://www.moskoviclaw.com/

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Divorce
Child Support
In Illinois, the amount of child support paid to the other parent is determined by statute. For many years, state guidelines have provided a formula through which child support is calculated, based primarily on the net income of the paying parent, the number of children, and any extra expenses, such as daycare or medical insurance. A new law, effective July 1, 2017, completely changes the way child support is calculated in Illinois. The previous percentages associated with the number of children (e.g. 20% for 1 child, 28% for 2 children, etc...) no longer apply.
Child Custody and Visitation
Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (formerly Child Custody) and Parenting Time (formerly Visitation) are often highly contested issues. Naturally, when both parents wish to maximize their time with the children, emotionally driven arguments and legal issues may arise. In 2016, the laws in Illinois changed and no longer use the terms â€œcustodyâ€ and â€œvisitation.â€ The new laws now focus on the allocation of parental rights and responsibilities, allocation of parenting time, and the development of a â€œparenting plan.â€
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Many different types of cases fall into these larger areas, such as divorce, allocation of parental responsibilities (formerly child custody), parenting plans, child support, maintenance, paternity, parenting time (formerly visitation), property division, dissipation of assets, debt allocation, modification/enforcement of previous orders or judgments, relocation and removal, domestic violence and orders of protection, and prenuptial agreements in family law, individual and commercial contract disputes in business/contract litigation, and motor vehicle accidents, slip and falls, dog bite/Animal Control Act cases, medical malpractice, wrongful death and nursing home injuries in personal injury.
Spousal Support
The most significant changes occurred in 2014 when the legislature completely changed the laws of spousal maintenance (alimony), and as recently as 2016 when the legislature made several significant changes to the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act that significantly impact parentsâ€™ rights on the issues of custody and parenting rights and responsibilities. The attorneys at Moskovic & Associates, Ltd. began reviewing these laws and preparing to help their clients navigate through these changes long before the laws were officially passed and have already successfully represented numerous clients under the new laws.

Wrongful Death
Every nursing home resident has the right to be free from abuse and neglect. If you or a loved one has been injured at the hands of a nursing home, skilled nursing facility, or assisted living workers, you may have the right to compensation. The Illinois Nursing Home Care Act was enacted to protect the rights of nursing home residents who may be vulnerable to exploitation, neglect, or abuse, and allows for compensation and an award of attorney fees in the event of injury. Compensable injuries may include injuries sustained in falls, injuries from abuse and neglect, or wrongful death, among others.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Utilizing their skilled staff and vast resources, the firm offers thorough legal representation to small, medium, and large-sized businesses throughout Chicago and the surrounding areas, many of whom have been clients for over 15 years. The firm assists individuals in various contract disputes with other individuals and businesses.

Premises Liability
Joanne S. Moskovic is a trial lawyer with over 22 years experience. She devotes 100% of her practice to litigation, practicing in the areas of personal injury, including auto accidents, premises liability/slip and fall cases, dog bite/Animal Control Act cases, cases involving pharmacy mistakes, medical negligence, nursing home negligence, wrongful death cases and appeals. She is a staunch advocate of clientsâ€™ rights as victims of negligence in personal injury cases, and also of patient rights in the context of personal injury litigation.

Personal Injury
For decades, the attorneys at Moskovic & Associates, Ltd. have been assisting individuals and businesses in the Chicagoland area, including Cook, Lake, DuPage, and McHenry Counties, with their legal needs in the areas of family law, business/contract litigation, personal injury/negligence litigation, landlord/tenant litigation, and appeals.
Medical Malpractice
Consistently, Ms. Moskovic goes the extra mile for her clients. Her efforts have led to decisions that have been relied upon by attorneys throughout the State, who often call upon her for guidance in their own personal injury cases. While she has recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements during her career, she prides herself most in her relationships with her clients, and her persistence in fighting against the large insurance companies, corporations, and even physicians who attempt to take advantage of victims of personal injury or medical malpractice. Ms. Moskovic cares about her clients and their legal rights at a very personal level and is known for spending a great deal of time with them from the beginning of their case through the end. She separates herself from most personal injury firms by dealing directly with her clients in all communications, rather than passing them on to another attorney or staff member.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
Â€¢ Have recovered millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for clients injured in car accidents, slips, falls, dog bites, medical negligence, prescription medication errors, and other personal injury cases.

Bankruptcy
Â€¢ M&A, Ltd. was retained by a client to represent him on an issue years after his divorce Judgment was entered. During the marriage, but after his ex-wife had already filed for divorce, the client suffered a serious injury at work, for which he filed a Workerâ€™s Compensation claim. During the pendency of the workerâ€™s compensation claim, the ex-wife sent photographs of various activities of the client in an effort to sabotage his claim. Nevertheless, in the divorce proceedings, the wife insisted on her equitable share of any award he may ultimately receive because the injury occurred while they were still married. The Divorce Judgment ordered that any award on the clientâ€™s Workerâ€™s Compensation claim would be reserved for future consideration. Years later, and long after the divorce was finalized, the client was awarded a net Workerâ€™s Compensation settlement of approximately $275,000. The ex-wife immediately filed a petition for her alleged share. M&A, Ltd. discovered that, after the divorce judgment was entered but prior to filing the petition for her share of the award, the ex-wife had filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, in which she omitted her interest in the clientâ€™s potential workerâ€™s compensation recovery in her filing. Based on her limited assets as disclosed, the ex-wife was discharged in bankruptcy court from her debts. M&A, Ltd. argued that the ex-wife should not be awarded any share of the clientâ€™s workerâ€™s compensation award since she failed to disclose the potential interest in it in the bankruptcy proceeding and benefited from her failure to disclose this asset when she was discharged from her debts. The court agreed and ruled that the ex-wife was not entitled to any part of the Workerâ€™s Compensation settlement as marital property since she had taken a contradictory position in the bankruptcy court. This unique and significant decision was published in a legal journal.

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