Month: March 2020

A divorce can leave emotional devastation in its wake, but your troubles should stop after the proceedings are complete. However, if the settlement is not in your best interests or your circumstances change after it has been finalized, updating the settlement is a good idea. At that point, you will need to return to court […]

As a non-custodial parent, your visits to your children are restricted. If your actions have had a negative impact on your children’s physical and emotional health, the court can place greater restrictions. Generally, visitation is not set in a joint or sole custody situation unless a child’s welfare is at stake. In Illinois, courts use […]