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309-455-8833Coparenting can be difficult, even when your child's other parent lives just a few miles away. The task of raising your child gets exponentially harder when one parent wants to move out of state, not the least of which because it requires the parties to revisit the child custody arrangement.…
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If you want to be involved in your child's life despite not having visitation rights, please read on, then contact an experienced Tazewell County child custody lawyer to learn if you must pay child support if you do not have visitation rights in Illinois. Does the state of Illinois require…
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If you are involved in child custody proceedings, please read on, then contact an experienced Tazewell County child custody lawyer to learn if a child can weigh in on custody in the state of Illinois. Is a child allowed to decide on custody in Illinois? Many separating parents mistakenly think…
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If you have considered adopting a bird's nest custody arrangement, please read on, then contact an experienced Tazewell County child custody lawyer to learn what you should know about bird's nest custody in Illinois. What is bird's nest custody in Illinois? First off, you may be wondering what bird's nest…
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Illinois law generally allows both parents to have a relationship with their child after a divorce or separation. However, there is no guarantee that the child is going to cooperate with the terms of a visitation agreement. There are several actions that you may want to take if your son…
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In some cases, children may be given an opportunity to provide input into the structure of a custody agreement. However, your son or daughter is not allowed to decide which parent he or she will live with. Instead, an Illinois judge will make a ruling that seeks to ensure your…
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If you were financially dependent on your spouse during your marriage, the Illinois court may order alimony as a post-divorce financial obligation. These regular…
Throughout your divorce proceedings, the court will finalize decisions on many significant items at hand, such as alimony settlements, child custody agreements, child support…
For the obvious reason, holding onto a copy of your divorce decree seems important because this final judgment signed by a judge is the…
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