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Emergency Orders in Custody Disputes: When Are They Granted?

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Sep 22, 2025 | Child custody

An emergency custody order is a short-term court order that judges use only when a child faces immediate risk to health or safety. These orders protect a child quickly while the court schedules a full hearing. What qualifies as an emergency Courts reserve emergency...

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How is child custody handled in LGBTQ+ divorce cases?

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Sep 15, 2025 | Child custody

If you are an LGBTQ+ parent in Chicago going through a separation or divorce, you may need clear guidance on what shapes custody outcomes. You may want to know who makes major decisions, how you divide time with your child and how you maintain consistent involvement....

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How do Illinois courts determine if a parent is unfit?

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Aug 1, 2025 | Child custody

Proving a parent unfit can significantly impact child custody and welfare. Lawmakers designed this process to preserve the delicate balance between parental rights and the child's best interests. Those who are working through these complicated legal issues are wise to...

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Grandparents’ rights and undue harm in Illinois

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Jul 31, 2025 | Child custody

The relationship between grandchildren and grandparents can be a source of joy, frustration, and often a combination of the two. Each family is different, and nothing shines a spotlight on these differences more than a divorce. When parents divorce, it can leave...

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5 key stats showing why legal help matters in child custody cases

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Feb 18, 2025 | Child custody

Child custody disputes can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. Securing experienced legal representation can significantly influence the outcome of such cases. Here are five key statistics that highlight the importance of legal representation in child...

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What do you do if your ex turns your child against you?

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Jul 20, 2023 | Child custody

Parents who divorce or separate can generally expect to share custody. Family law judges must abide by state statutes when putting together a custody order, which means that their decisions should be in the best interests of the children affected. Most families end up...

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Should you include virtual visitation in your parenting plan?

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Apr 5, 2023 | Child custody

Kids these days tend to be well-versed in various kinds of technology, even from a very young age. Even screen-conscious parents are often surprised to discover that their toddlers know how to unlock devices in search of their favorite cartoons. As a result of the...

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3 things you need in any parenting plan

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Feb 3, 2023 | Child custody

Divorce might signal the end of a romantic relationship. However, if you have a child together, your relationship with the other parent is never quite over. If you have a child together at the time of dissolving your marriage, you will need to figure out the child’s...

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Will being charged with a crime affect my custody rights?

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Dec 21, 2022 | Child custody

The primary goal of the family court during a child custody case is acting in the best interests of the most vulnerable parties – the kids. While ruling on the child’s custody and living arrangement, the court will consider pretty much every aspect of the family...

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3 things every Illinois parenting plan should discuss

On Behalf of Taege Law Offices | Dec 9, 2022 | Child custody

The parenting plan is the backbone of your parenting relationship with your ex. It needs to be clear and concise so everyone knows exactly what to expect.  There are a few points that all parents need to think about if they’re working out the parenting plan. Ideally,...

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