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Co-parenting During a High Conflict Divorce – All You Need to Know

The dissolution of a marriage is seldom straightforward, but when animosity escalates, co-parenting during a high-conflict divorce becomes an intricate challenge, not only…

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Damaging Effects of Parental Abduction in Child Custody Cases

In the heart of Illinois, families entrust the legal system to uphold justice and protect the interests of their children. Yet, when a…

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How To Enforce a Child Custody Order in a Foreign Country?

Winning a custody order is one thing, but getting it enforced across international borders is another. If your child has been taken or…

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Frequently Asked Questions About International Child Custody Cases

International child custody cases can be complex since they usually involve local, state, federal, and international laws. When children are involved in international…

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Understanding Child Custody Orders Across State-Lines and Overseas

Legal disputes over parenting rights are often some of the most complicated and emotionally charged cases a parent can face. When the parents…

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Illinois Child Custody Laws

Parents who are going through a dissolution of their marriage need to know all about Illinois child custody laws. Illinois no longer uses…

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International Child Relocation Requirements – All You Need to Know

Understanding international child relocation requirements is essential for parents involved in international moves following a divorce, known legally in Illinois as the dissolution…

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What Qualifies as Parental Kidnapping in Illinois?

Facing charges of parental kidnapping or child abduction is a serious crime and felony offense in the state of Illinois. It’s also a…

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How Do I Stop My Ex From Getting A Passport For Our Child in Illinois?

If you’ve ever wondered, “How do I stop my ex from getting a passport for our child in Illinois?” you should know that…

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Can I Move Out of The U.S. If I Have Sole Legal Custody?

Parents who have dissolved their marriage and are designated as the sole primary residential parent have a lot on their plates. However, they…

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