The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, 750 ILCS 5/602.5(c)(1), mandates that in determining a child's best interests for allocating significant decision-making responsibilities, the court must consider all relevant factors, including the child's wishes
Read MoreA family law attorney can have a variety of roles in cases, and each role plays a very different part in proceedings based on what an attorney acting in that role can and cannot do.
Read MoreSometimes in high conflict cases, parties are unable to communicate effectively and cooperate regarding their children. When this becomes an issue, the Court may appoint, or the parties may agree to involve a parenting coordinator (PC).
Read MoreIn some cases, Mom has an attorney, Dad has an attorney, but the most important person should also have an attorney - your child. This may be overwhelming or scary for the parents or the child, but I want to demystify what to expect and how to best prepare.
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