Chicago, IL asked in Family Law and Child Custody for Illinois

Q: Do I need to file a restraining order against my ex wife?

My ex wife had left the state tried to get to take our daughters with her. I fought that and won. She still moved out of state alone and got married and then had 3 children. Her father just contacted me and has said that now she has left her new husband and taken 1 of her 3 children with her. The other 2 were left behind with her husband. She was cheating on him and is now staying with the new boyfriend. I am concerned about the safety of my daughters. I have physical custody of them but she usually takes the girls for a few weeks in the summer. I am not comfortable with them going with her at all. Let alone out of state. What do I have to do to voice my concerns? She really only sees the girls a few times a year. Usually showing up about 3 times a year.

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Ray Choudhry
Ray Choudhry
Answered
  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Moline, IL
  • Licensed in Illinois

A: Go back to court to have the Parenting Plan modified.

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