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Violating Court Orders and Family Law – What You Need to Know

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Categorized as Divorce Litigation, Family Law

In family law cases, violating court orders is common and it is important to understand that there are different types of violations of family law court orders with different consequences.  From child custody to child support orders and discovery demands and financial issues, different types of violations are dealt in a different manner. Thus, the

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Child Custody Jurisdiction: Who has Jurisdiction Over My Allocation of Parental Responsibilities Case?

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Categorized as Child Custody

When it comes to child custody jurisdiction, Illinois child custody laws have adopted the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, otherwise known as the UCCJEA.  This law has been adopted by many United States jurisdictions to ensure that all jurisdictions use the same criteria when determining what state has jurisdiction for child-related issues.  This

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Frequently Asked Questions About Contributions to College Expenses

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Categorized as Child Support, Child Support Modification

When parents split up or divorce, child support orders are certain, however, many questions may remain regarding the financial contributions to college expenses. Below we discuss the most frequently asked questions we hear from parents about contributing to college expenses. Is Payment of College Expenses Part of a Child Support Order?Is Payment of

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Seeking Temporary Relief in Divorce Court Proceedings

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Categorized as Illinois Divorce

Once a divorce begins seeking temporary relief in divorce court proceedings is very common. Emotions are usually running high when the divorce proceedings are initiated after a breakdown in a marriage.  It’s not unusual for divorcing couples to find themselves unable to resolve even the smallest issues without needing assistance from the court. For that

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