yes, it may be done. there is a statute on it. cannot find it right now. google and read it. follow it exactly. do not forget to include the...

the principal should not be involved. go back to court to get a court order specifying which parent is pick up the child on which days. send a...

are you the legal father? did you sign the voluntary acknowledgment of paternity at the birth? are you on the birth certificate? if not, you are...

yes, dcfs could require he mother to seek an order of protection if she wishes to keep the child.

the relocation statute deals with moves of over 25 miles. he has not violated that. he may be obligated to inform her of his new address. he...

the fill in the blank forms are not perfect for every case. you may either modify the form or prepare your own. the move is permanent. do not...

this will not be easy nor quick, if at all. take all papers you have from dsfs or anywhere else about this child to a local attorney for real advice.

you start by reading the statue. 750 ilcs 5/604.10. then you read the illinois code of civil procedure and your local court rules on motion...

have your sister help you with what? watch your child while you work? there should be no problem with that. is dcfs involved in your life about...

probably the other parent without your consent is able to schedule legal activities on his or her own parenting time. but, as Burt said, take your...