You cannot file such a motion because the child has been placed by DCFS/CPS with someone else . . . which means they have found that someone else...

Yes, you will have to go back to the court that issued your order, in the same manner you did previously when you got the order for him to make...

If you fail to follow court orders, you can be held in contempt just as he was. Best you file an emergency motion to suspend his visitation and to...

That completely depends on what you have in court orders, if you even have court orders. Joint custody . . . legal, or physical, or both? Do you...

That depends on a bunch of things. What level of care? For what length of time? Does this interfere with your child's ability to attend school,...

You have more going on than you likely realize. No, you cannot live together. With the pending criminal charges, a condition of her release will...

The answer depends on what kind of process you are in and where you are in that process. If this is a divorce or custody case just started, you...

It is NOT okay to intentionally mislead the court, and that can greatly impact your credibility in future proceedings. However, how much of an...

You can't go backward with child support. It sounds like the court already found your ex to be willfully underemployed by imputing an additional...

You will have to file either a motion to set aside the existing custody orders based on improper service, or a motion to modify. As there is an...