Family Law Frontline with Fedor Kozlov is a podcast dedicated to helping families navigate the most complex and emotional legal challenges, from custody disputes and property division to domestic violence and reproductive rights. Hosted by Illinois family law attorney Fedor Kozlov, the show offers practical guidance, real case insights, and compassionate perspective for parents facing high-stakes family law matters.
Allocation of Parental Responsibilities in Illinois: How Decision-Making Is Divided
In this episode of The Family Law Frontline, host Leann Lyon is joined by Fedor Kozlov, a seasoned family law attorney with over a decade of experience in Illinois. They delve into the intricacies of parental responsibilities, explaining how decision-making for a child is allocated between parents in areas such as education, healthcare, religion, and extracurricular activities. Fedor clarifies the distinction between parenting time and decision-making, emphasizing that financial contributions or time spent with the child do not solely determine decision-making authority. The discussion also covers common misconceptions, the role of parenting coordinators, and the impact of parental disputes on children. This episode offers valuable insights for parents navigating custody arrangements, highlighting the importance of cooperation and focusing on the best interests of the child.
18 Sept 2026
Imputing Income in Illinois: When Courts Decide Someone Can Earn More
In this episode of The Family Law Frontline, host Leann Lyon sits down with Fedor Kozlov, a seasoned family law attorney, to explore the intricacies of imputing income in Illinois divorce and support cases. Fedor explains the circumstances under which courts impute income to a spouse or parent, often when reported earnings seem inconsistent with lifestyle or past income. They discuss the types of evidence considered by courts, such as tax returns and spending habits, and delve into real-life cases where income imputation played a pivotal role. Fedor also sheds light on how judges differentiate between genuine job loss and voluntary unemployment, and how these determinations impact child support and spousal maintenance. This episode is essential for anyone navigating family law disputes in Illinois, providing insights into the legal mechanisms that ensure fair financial support for children and spouses.
4 Sept 2026
Child Representatives and Guardians ad Litem in Illinois: How They Influence Custody Decisions
In this episode of Family Law Frontline, host LeAnn Lyon is joined by Fedor Kozlov, a seasoned family law attorney with over a decade of experience in Illinois. They delve into the roles of child representatives and guardians ad litem in custody cases, exploring how these positions influence court decisions. Fedor explains the circumstances under which the court appoints these roles, the differences between them, and their impact on case outcomes. He shares insights into the legal responsibilities and powers of each role, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how these legal advocates function within the family law system. This episode is essential for anyone navigating custody disputes in Illinois, offering valuable knowledge to help parents understand and effectively engage with these court-appointed advocates.
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