Chicago Child Visitation Lawyer

Representing Mothers & Fathers with Child Visitation Matters
D.M. Siegel, Attorney
19 S. LaSalle Street
Suite 707
Chicago, IL 60603
773-276-6969

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Obtaining Visitation Rights

Cost of Visitation

How to Avoid Parental Abduction

Best Interests of the Child in Visitation Cases

The Law

Visitation Schedules

The Standard Visitation  Schedule

Visitation Decisions Properly Allowed & Properly Denied

Visitation Case

Assorted Visitation Topics

Reluctance or Refusal to Visit a Parent

Denial of Visitation in Extreme Circumstances

Interference with Contact/Visitation Abuse

Helping Children Deal with Visitation 

Child Representation

Family Visitation 

Reasonable Visitation too Vague For Most Judges

Supervised Visitation

Under The Influence and Visitation Don’t Mix

Stepparents Rights of Visitation

Enforcement of Visitation 

Modification of Visitation

When Should You Request a Modification to Your Visitation Order 

Burden of Proof

January 15, 2007

Divorce Decree Necessary To Determine Rights

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___Decree Necessary
   Court cannot, in the absence of a decree of divorce, determine property rights, award alimony, or dispose of the custody of a child.  Ollman v. Ollman.

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D.M. Siegel, Attorney
19 S. Lasalle Street
Suite 707
Chicago, IL 60603
773-276-6969