Legal Question in Family Law in Illinois
i am 17 and living in the state of illinois i need to get out from my grandparents without being placed by dcfs in another home it's just she comes in the house yelling at everyone and she doesn't live in the house anymore am i able to move out to another state or stay in the same state and i have a place to stay and i am gonna keep going to school
1 Answer from Attorneys
When Parental Rights Can Be Terminated- The law has great regard for the parent-child relationship Courts are reluctant to intervene and terminate a parent's rights. Yet they will do so. when is such a move deemed necessary? The state needs solid evidence that the parebt is not acting in their best interests of the child and is therefore unfit. Following are examples of parents whose parental rights could be terminated by the court: The abusive parent, The neglectful parent, The absent parent.
All DCFS charges is likely to thrown out against your grandparents.Age matters as well, in some is 18yrs, to some is below.
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