Divorce is a difficult experience. It can be made more difficult when minor children are involved. If the divorcing parents can not work out the details of child custody and visitation, child custody litigation is the only way to a resolution.
It is important for everyone to understand the players in child custody litigation. Both parents, their attorneys and the court (the Judge) are involved, but there is more. The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act (IMDMA) provides for additional input from three possible sources – a child custody evaluator, a guardian ad litem and an attorney representative for
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