Modification of Visitation Rights in Illinois

After the entry of a divorce decree or parentage order in Illinois, you may be wondering some of the following questions regarding a parent's parenting time/visitation rights: Can a Court modify an order granting or denying the parenting time/visitation rights of a parent? Also, can a Court restrict a parent's parenting time/visitation rights? Barrington attorney Blake Austin Culver at Richard W. Culver, Ltd. can help answer your questions regarding the modification or the restriction of a parent's parenting time/visitation rights.

Generally, in Illinois, a Court may modify an order granting or denying the parenting time/visitation of a parent when modification would serve the best interest of the child.

In Illinois, a Court may restrict a parent's parenting time/visitation if it finds that a parent engaged in any conduct that seriously endangered the child's mental, moral, or physical health.

Concerning parenting time/visitation restriction, a Court may require, among other things, the prohibition of overnight visits or require that parenting time/visitation be supervised.

The modification or the restriction of a parent's parenting time/visitation is complex, with certain evidentiary burdens. Consequently, it is vital to contact a dedicated and diligent attorney. Attorney Blake Austin Culver at Richard W. Culver, Ltd. can help you understand more about the modification or the restriction of a parent's parenting time/visitation, and Blake can help evaluate your specific situation.

If you have any questions or concerns pertaining to the modification or the restriction of a parent's parenting time/visitation in Illinois, contact Richard W. Culver, Ltd. at 847-382-2900 or complete the online contact form to arrange your initial case evaluation. At Richard W. Culver, Ltd., evening and weekend appointments are available to accommodate clients' schedules.