While a child’s birth parents are initially guaranteed certain parental rights and responsibilities, situations may arise where a parent loses or has these rights terminated. Some parents voluntarily terminate their rights. A voluntary termination requires approval of the court and is typically only granted when an adoptive parent is ready and willing to take over …
Scott’s Law was enacted in 2002 in response to a fatal traffic accident that occurred on December 23, 2000, in which Chicago Fire Lieutenant Scott Gillen was struck and killed after responding to a car crash. In response to this, Illinois legislatures passed what is known as Scott’s Law, or the “Move Over law.” Originally, …
Payment of maintenance or child support can – and often does – occur through direct deductions from an individual’s paycheck. A person owed support is able to submit an Income Withholding for Support order to the court, which is then given to the employer of the person who owes the support. These forms can be used …
How Should An Employer Handle Required Support Payments? Read More »
It’s happened to nearly everyone: you look in the rearview mirror and realize the red and blue flashing lights are aimed at you. From minor traffic infractions to more serious cases, being pulled over by the police, no matter the situation, causes panic. It is important to know your rights if this happens to you. …
What Are Your Rights When You Are Pulled Over in The State of Illinois? Read More »
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