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An inside look at the impact of parental alcoholism on child visitation rights and custody amidst a divorce.
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Illinois virtual custody and visitation mediation is a guided lower cost, lower stress method for parents to resolve custody-related issues in their child’s best interests.
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If you’re divorced with children living in Illinois and want to move, you may need your former spouse’s permission. Here’s what you need to know about child custody and relocation in Illinois.
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Divorce doesn’t have to make relationships worse. Collaborative divorces focus on resolution through calm cooperation. Here are five signs a collaborative divorce is right for you.
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In Illinois, co-parenting plans govern how parents will continue to raise their children together after a divorce. When developing an Illinois co-parenting plan, don’t forget to include these five issues which are often overlooked.
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Co-parenting issues about electronics? Electronic devices have changed the landscape of how we live, but we are still figuring out the impact technological use has on our children and us. Parents today must grapple with developing rules around technology, and it can be a source of conflict for divorced or never married couples that are now co-parenting in Illinois.
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