When parents’ divorce, they must decide how to divide parenting time and responsibility, previously referred to as child custody in
Family Law for Unmarried LGBTQ Couples & Parents
More LGBTQ couples are seeking family law assistance to resolve legal matters in a separation or divorce. In cases where a LGBTQ couple is unmarried,
Jurisdiction When There is No Child Custody Order
Parents who were never married and go on to separate without involving the court invariably run into custody issues at some point. Failure to legally
Child Relocation Disputes After Divorce
When divorced parents live across town from each other, they may agree to a drop off/pick up point at roughly equal distances from their respective
Divorced Parents Do Not Agree on Religious Upbringing
When parents’ divorce, they may agree on the religious upbringing of their child with both continuing to participate in religious activities
Child Relocation Due to New Employment
Families across the nation have experienced major disruptions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. For divorced parents, there was a scramble early on to
Abuse Can Result in Loss of Child Custody
A common reason parents lose custody of a child, referred to as parenting time and parental responsibility in Illinois, is child abuse. Child abuse or
Falsely Accused of Child Abuse in a Divorce
When couples divorce, sometimes a parent may falsely accuse the other parent of abuse to influence the outcome of a child custody matter. Being
When Divorced Parents Disagree on Issues Concerning Their Child
Divorced parents may not always see eye to eye when raising their children. There are many important decisions that parents must make on behalf of