by Russell D. Knight | Nov 27, 2017 | Divorce, Parenting Time
This situation is extremely common for Chicago’s firemen, police, and hospital workers. Typically, some kind of letter is required from your employer outlining the conditions of your employment including the scheduling arrangement. If your schedule is truly in...
by Russell D. Knight | Nov 18, 2017 | child custody, Family Law, Illinois Law
If you’re engaged to someone out of town or you’ve got a better job offer in another state, you may want to move out of Chicago, Illinois with your child…whether the other parent likes it or not. Before 2016, the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution Act...
by Russell D. Knight | Nov 18, 2017 | child custody, Family Law, Family Law 5 Parts, Illinois Law
Maybe your child has your last name and now you want to give your child the father’s (biological or not) last name. You are going to need to know how to change a child’s last name in Chicago, Illinois. When changing anyone’s name in Chicago, Cook County,...
by Russell D. Knight | Aug 8, 2017 | Child Support, Cook County Law, Family Law, Family Law 5 Parts, Illinois Law
A child’s schedule and yours will change dramatically as the child grows older and your life condition changes. You will need to know how you can change your parenting time or visitation in Chicago, Illinois. If there is no previous Cook County court order you...
by Russell D. Knight | Feb 5, 2017 | Child Support, Cook County Law, Divorce, Family Law, Family Law 5 Parts, Illinois Law
For years, Illinois statutes referred to decision making for the children of separated parents as “custody” and the time spent with the children by the non-primary parent as “visitation”. As of January 1, 2016, the Illinois state legislature changed all the...
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