Legal Question in Family Law in Illinois

Re: un married child custody

There is no way that an attorney could ethically recommend that two non-lawyers try to handle terminating parental rights, and the other legal actions required for what you wish. The good news is that the matter will be uncontested, but you still need an attorney. In uncontested matters such as this, our firm oftentimes can handle the matter for a flat fee, rather than charging by the hour.

Re: un married child custody

There is no way that an attorney could ethically recommend that two non-lawyers try to handle terminating parental rights, and the other legal actions required for what you wish. The good news is that the matter will be uncontested, but you still need an attorney. In uncontested matters such as this, our firm oftentimes can handle the matter for a flat fee, rather than charging by the hour.

Re: un married child custody

This is more complicated than you think. If he has custody. He is entitled to support (actually the children). Were they married? Were they divorced?

This all needs to be sorted out. If it is important to your son, he should hire a lawyer.

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