In Illinois, most parenting agreements are set forth in a court order known as an Allocation Judgment. These agreements have the force of a court order. Amongst other things, Allocation Judgments set out each parent’s parenting time, commonly referred to as visitation schedules. When one parent fails or refuses to abide by the court-ordered agreement, it tends to cause great frustration and emotional stress for both parent and child. Under Illinois law, there are ways that you can have your parenting time respected.
The Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act governs how parenting time is set, see 750 ILCS
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