Father’s and Men’s Rights Lawyers in Monroe County in Waterloo, Illinois
At Stange Law Firm, PC, we are committed to ensuring that fathers in Waterloo, Illinois, and throughout Monroe County are as actively involved in the lives of their children as possible. We want to assist dads and kids to have meaningful contact with each other. We recognize that while things are getting a little better, dads still face obstacles in Illinois courts and that change has not come quickly enough. We provide the skilled, bold representation fathers want.
Each of our attorneys have their own biography where you can see the awards and accolades that many of them have received.
To speak to a Waterloo fathers’ rights attorney in Monroe County, call us at 618-208-0587 or contact our law firm online.
You can also obtain more information at our Fathers’ Rights Blog.
You can also obtain more information about the Monroe County Family Court in Monroe County, Illinois by going to the following links:
- Illinois Financial Assistance Estimate: This link can help you get an estimate on how much your support may be.
- Monroe County Circuit Court: Click this link to view the Monroe County’s Circuit Court website.
From our webpage, you can also read articles about family law, view informational videos, seminar videos, listen to our podcast or download our mobile application.
Handling Family Law Matters Involving Fathers’ Rights in Monroe County in Waterloo, Illinois
Our legal team is dedicated to eliminating the anger and frustration that result from custody cases. We solve a variety of issues for our Monroe County in Waterloo clients, including:
- When a mother denies visitation rights or interferes with custody arrangements
- Parenting time modifications
- Requests for more support payments
- Paternity cases, whether you are denying paternity or claiming paternity
- Accusations of child abuse or molestation
- Situations where the mother takes your child and relocates without approval
- Cases where the mother’s behavior endangers your child physically or emotionally
Parenting Time in Illinois
In Illinois, “parenting time” can now be called “allocation of parental responsibilities.” The courts in Illinois can now “allocate” the important decision making in the child’s life. This will allow for both individuals to be involved in the decision-making process, even if they don’t communicate well. The certain areas that the court will award the decision-making are: health, education, religion, and extracurricular activities.
Contact a Monroe County Men’s and Husband’s Rights Attorney for a Confidential Consultation in Waterloo, Illinois
We are here to help fathers establish their rights. When you need a strong Illinois lawyer on your side, call 618-208-0587 or contact our law office online.