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A traveler’s look into a couple’s future.

November 11, 2022
Traveling can be a life guide, a brief look into another’s psyche, habits and reactions to a trip’s and life’s impediments and foibles. How does someone react to inevitable delays and unpredictable fiascos? Do you blame one another? Work to Read more »

Todd Glassman discusses the legality of the Deshaun Watson case with Cleveland’s CBS 19 News

August 18, 2022
Allen, Glassman and Schatz LLC partner Todd Glassman appeared as a guest on Cleveland 19 News "Overtime" program and discussed the Deshaun Watson legal case. Click here to view.   Glassman's appearance is 2 minutes into the segment. Read more »

Kanye’s Split With Divorce #5: #WhyAttorneysBreakUpWithClients

August 12, 2022
The news was recently announced that in Kanye West’s split with Kim Kardashian, his fifth divorce attorney just split up with Kanye!  Kanye is famous, rich, talented, and has the highest of profiles so usually that makes one a popular client whom Read more »

Salaries Converted to Cryptocurrency Becoming a Big Trend in Professional Sports

March 24, 2021
Bitcoin Salary Bumps NFL’s Russell Okung Up to One of the Highest-Paid NFL Players The first NFL player to direct the conversion of half of his $13 million annual salary in the form of the volatile cryptocurrency has become of the NFL’s 30 h Read more »

Co-Parents May Be in Standoff over COVID-19 Vaccinations

March 22, 2021
Chicago Family Law Attorney Encourages Parents to Find Common Ground about Protecting Their Children’s Health Co-parents with opposing views may find themselves in a standoff over COVID-19 vaccinations. Whether it’s each parent agreeing to g Read more »

Believe it or not, even Stimulus Checks Could Stimulate Divorces

March 17, 2021
COVID-19 Relief Payments Could be the Newest Factor Leading to Divorce Rate Spike As another round of stimulus checks are going out soon to most Americans, the next relief payment may be a mixed blessing for married couples. Divorce is on the ris Read more »

March Madness May Look Different Next Season

March 12, 2021
U.S. Supreme Court to Review NIL Case Later this Month. The Case Could Change College Sports as We Know it. The U.S. Supreme Court will review a case on March 31, 2021 related to college athletes receiving compensation for the first time for thei Read more »

Allen & Glassman Partner Gemma Allen discusses January divorce filing surge with WBBM Chicago.

January 8, 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has heightened stress on relationships & has increased pressure on marriages. Allen & Glassman Partner Gemma Allen talked with WBBM about how unfortunately January is expected to be a busy month for divorce filings, [ Read more »

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