On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jun 9, 2020 | parenting time
While custody agreements are often hashed out between parents, the court has the final say on all official orders that are developed during a divorce. Accordingly, it is crucial that both parents follow rules related to custody, visitation, and parenting time. When...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Jun 2, 2020 | parenting time
Illinois law requires divorcing couples to submit to the court a parenting plan or parenting time schedule. The court allows you to create an agreed-upon arrangement outlining how you can share in parenting and spend equal time with the children. A judge no longer...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Mar 30, 2020 | family law, parenting time
In Illinois, divorce will have an impact on the children who must adjust to a significant change in their lives. One way that parents can make it easier for the kids is to implement a consistent schedule for when they will be with each parent. When parents decide to...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Feb 7, 2020 | parenting time
Change is constant, and few people realize this better than parents. Couples who are separated but co-parenting often have the added difficulty of trying to fit life changes into their parenting plans. However, when major changes include relocation with the children,...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Nov 25, 2019 | parenting time
Christmas lights are starting to go up in neighborhoods throughout the country, the snow is falling, and people are stocking up on stuffing and other grocery items to prepare for holiday feasts. As these preparations are well underway, some newly divorced families may...
On behalf of Thomas M. Gurewitz, Attorney At Law | Aug 21, 2019 | parenting time
At least one spouse moves out of the family home during an Illinois divorce. When one or both parents end up moving far enough away from each other that evening and weekend visits are difficult, the parenting plan will need to take this into account. Noncustodial...
