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Legal Blog of Thaddeus M. Bond & Associates
Friday, March 5, 2010
Child custody disputes in Illinois
Courts look to certain factors set forth by the Illinois Legislature in making custody decisions, including:
-The wishes of the parent(s) as to the child's custody
- The wishes of the child
- The relationship between the child, parent(s) and/or siblings
- How well the child is integrated into home, school, and community and whether one custody solution would uproot the child or disturb that integration
- The mental and physical health of child, parent(s), and sibling(s)
- The existence of or threat of physical violence against the child or anyone else by either parent, especially "ongoing abuse" as legally defined by the Illinois Domestic Violence Act
- The willingness of each parent to foster a positive relationship between the child and the other parent
If you are involved with a dispute regarding child custody, please contact our family law attorneys to see if we can be of assistance.
-The wishes of the parent(s) as to the child's custody
- The wishes of the child
- The relationship between the child, parent(s) and/or siblings
- How well the child is integrated into home, school, and community and whether one custody solution would uproot the child or disturb that integration
- The mental and physical health of child, parent(s), and sibling(s)
- The existence of or threat of physical violence against the child or anyone else by either parent, especially "ongoing abuse" as legally defined by the Illinois Domestic Violence Act
- The willingness of each parent to foster a positive relationship between the child and the other parent
If you are involved with a dispute regarding child custody, please contact our family law attorneys to see if we can be of assistance.
posted by Ted Bond, Jr. at 2:24 PM
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