Divorce proceedings can take a long time to work through in many cases, sometimes several months. In cases like these, the court often must issue different temporary orders while the final divorce is pending, including support, custody, and visitation. Motions are filed on behalf of the spouses, which are referred to as motions pendente lite. When there are children in the family, it is important to have temporary custody orders in place so that both parents continue to have regular contact with the children. At Stange Law Firm, PC, we represent clients in all aspects of family law matters. We know how important it is to establish your parental rights from the start, and our temporary custody attorneys work diligently to see that the right precedent is set. 

Working to Protect Your Interests From the Start

Starting a divorce often brings more questions than answers. The focus lies entirely on family law here. Experience shows which issues matter most and what to ask to figure out the smartest move for each case. This helps people facing tough choices feel less lost and more ready to take the next step. Keep reading to discover how clear guidance can turn confusion into confidence.

When you hire our firm, our lawyers will take the time to work through your concerns and goals. We will build a plan designed to establish a routine that lays the right foundation for a meaningful future relationship with your children. We will advocate for your rights throughout the process, with a constant focus on the best interests of the children.

To read more on this topic, you can read our article titled: Illinois Law Summary: Abuse and Temporary Child Custody.

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