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Most parents love their children fiercely, meaning they'd do anything for them. However, many splits aren't on amicable terms. Continued disputes can lead parents to do things like interfering with their co-parent's custody of their shared child. Custodial...
In the United States, every state has its own requirements that you must follow before pursuing a divorce. Illinois is no different in this respect. Illinois used to require spouses to provide the grounds on which they were seeking a divorce, but the state eliminated...
Unless your co-parent is a threat to your child, a judge will almost certainly favor some form of shared custody. Research shows this is the best outcome for the children. There are various ways to schedule this. Being stubborn and refusing to budge an inch will only...
