我已将修改后的伊利诺伊州SB 4113的大部分案文中包含在下方,该文件旨在建立一个反驳的推定,即对每个父母的平等育儿时间奖励是在离婚案件中的未成年子女(REN)的最佳利益。
多年来,我的公司代表着复杂的儿童监护人案件,并且在许多情况下,我父亲的客户被定以被授予他们孩子的初级保管。我在多年来一直努力为我的父亲提供父亲的竞争环境,一些人面临着离婚案件中的虚假指控,虚假行动和其他挑战。这些案件可以是战斗,但通过正确的策略和管理,可以在这些情况下达成正确的决定。因此,我为妇女而战,在自己的监护案件中,一些面临自恋丈夫的父母的虚假指控。我的目标一直是为我的男性和女性客户制定战略,以打击父母的异化,虚假指控,以及为我的客户和儿童的真正最佳利益提供服务。
因此,对于SB 4113,问题成为此法例,以及本身的立法,为父母创建该级别的播放领域吗?我注意到,许多更多的声音律师协会都反对这项法案,我可以说我讨论过的一些法官,这不赞成账单。但是,这种情况的想法有很大的青睐,特别是在长期以来,男女们受到了众多的法律制度,这是一个不满足的法律制度。 SB 4113将创建该基础,以便法院需要对父母两项时间的推定50/50分配我希望SB 4113可能经历一些可能使其通过更卑鄙的修订。我注意到,50/50的推定是一个令人满意的想法,但在许多情况下,许多法官和临床医生不相信在大多数情况下和大多数家庭都有50/50的分配是合适的。均衡的时间是有益的,父母彼此靠近彼此,父母都分享积极的育儿特征,工作时间表可以容纳50/50的时间,孩子们的年龄和情况有利于分支时间,而无数的其他因素有益于真正的共享育儿环境。我相信,可以编写一个分享的育儿账单,这可能会更加密集,更详细,更丰富地,可能会使富裕的共享育儿账单成为段落的真正可能性。
我相信和支持共享育儿,在那些对父母和孩子们来说是正确的事情。在存在负育儿的情况下,父母的异化和/或家庭暴力或精神病理学,我也相信脱掉这些病理和限制伤害孩子和另一家父母的父母。
SB 4113现在搬到全房房屋以供考虑,有趣的是,看看它是否以其现状为签名的签名者。
AMENDMENT TO HOUSE BILL 4113
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AMENDMENT NO. ______. Amend House Bill 4113 by replacing |
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line 18 on page 7 through line 11 on page 11 with the |
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"(750 ILCS 5/602.7)
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Sec. 602.7. Allocation of parental responsibilities: |
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parenting time. |
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(a) Allocation of parenting time. Best interests. The court |
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shall allocate parenting time according to the child's best |
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interests. Unless the parents present a mutually agreed written |
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parenting plan and that plan is approved by the court, the |
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court shall allocate parenting time. There is a rebuttable |
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presumption that it is in the child's best interests to award |
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equal time to each parent. In determining the child's best |
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interests for purposes of allocating parenting time, the court |
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shall consider all relevant factors, including, without |
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limitation, the following: |
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(1) the wishes of each parent seeking parenting time; |
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(2) the wishes of the child, taking into account the |
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child's maturity and ability to express reasoned and |
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independent preferences as to parenting time; |
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(3) the amount of time each parent spent performing |
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caretaking functions with respect to the child in the 24 |
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months preceding the filing of any petition for allocation |
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of parental responsibilities or, if the child is under 2 |
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years of age, since the child's birth; |
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(4) any prior agreement or course of conduct between |
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the parents relating to caretaking functions with respect |
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to the child; |
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(5) the interaction and interrelationship of the child |
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with his or her parents and siblings and with any other |
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person who may significantly affect the child's best |
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interests; |
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(6) the child's adjustment to his or her home, school, |
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和 community; |
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(7) the mental and physical health of all individuals |
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involved; |
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(8) the child's needs; |
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(9) the distance between the parents' residences, the |
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cost and difficulty of transporting the child, each |
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parent's and the child's daily schedules, and the ability |
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of the parents to cooperate in the arrangement; |
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(10) whether a restriction on parenting time is |
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appropriate; |
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(11) the physical violence or threat of physical |
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violence by the child's parent directed against the child |
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or other member of the child's household; |
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(12) the willingness and ability of each parent to |
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place the needs of the child ahead of his or her own needs; |
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(13) the willingness and ability of each parent to |
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facilitate and encourage a close and continuing |
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relationship between the other parent and the child; |
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(14) the occurrence of abuse against the child or other |
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member of the child's household; |
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(15) whether one of the parents is a convicted sex |
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offender or lives with a convicted sex offender and, if so, |
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the exact nature of the offense and what if any treatment |
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the offender has successfully participated in; the parties |
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are entitled to a hearing on the issues raised in this |
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paragraph (15); |
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(16) the terms of a parent's military family-care plan |
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that a parent must complete before deployment if a parent |
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is a member of the United States Armed Forces who is being |
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deployed; and |
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(17) any other factor that the court expressly finds to |
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be relevant. |
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If the court deviates from the presumption contained in |
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this subsection, the court shall issue a written decision |
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stating its specific findings of fact and conclusions of law in |
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support of the deviation from the presumption. |
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(b) Restrictions Allocation of parenting time. Unless the |
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parents present a mutually agreed written parenting plan and |
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that plan is approved by the court, the court shall allocate |
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parenting time . It is presumed both parents are fit and the |
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court shall not place any restrictions on parenting time as |
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defined in Section 600 and described in Section 603.10, unless |
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it finds by a preponderance of the evidence that a parent's |
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exercise of parenting time would seriously endanger the child's |
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physical, mental, moral, or emotional health. If the court |
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deviates from the presumption contained in this subsection, the |
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court shall issue a written decision stating its specific |
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findings of fact and conclusions of law in support of the |
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deviation from the presumption |
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In determining the child's best interests for purposes of |
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allocating parenting time, the court shall consider all |
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relevant factors, including, without limitation, the |
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following: |
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(1) the wishes of each parent seeking parenting time; |
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(2) the wishes of the child, taking into account the |
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child's maturity and ability to express reasoned and |
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independent preferences as to parenting time; |
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(3) the amount of time each parent spent performing |
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caretaking functions with respect to the child in the 24 |
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months preceding the filing of any petition for allocation |
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of parental responsibilities or, if the child is under 2 |
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years of age, since the child's birth; |
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(4) any prior agreement or course of conduct between |
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the parents relating to caretaking functions with respect |
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to the child; |
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(5) the interaction and interrelationship of the child |
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with his or her parents and siblings and with any other |
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person who may significantly affect the child's best |
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interests; |
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(6) the child's adjustment to his or her home, school, |
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和 community; |
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(7) the mental and physical health of all individuals |
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involved; |
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(8) the child's needs; |
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(9) the distance between the parents' residences, the |
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cost and difficulty of transporting the child, each |
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parent's and the child's daily schedules, and the ability |
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of the parents to cooperate in the arrangement; |
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(10) whether a restriction on parenting time is |
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appropriate; |
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(11) the physical violence or threat of physical |
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violence by the child's parent directed against the child |
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or other member of the child's household; |
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(12) the willingness and ability of each parent to |
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place the needs of the child ahead of his or her own needs; |
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(13) the willingness and ability of each parent to |
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facilitate and encourage a close and continuing |
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relationship between the other parent and the child; |
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(14) the occurrence of abuse against the child or other |
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member of the child's household;
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(15) whether one of the parents is a convicted sex |
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offender or lives with a convicted sex offender and, if so, |
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the exact nature of the offense and what if any treatment |
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the offender has successfully participated in; the parties |
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are entitled to a hearing on the issues raised in this |
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paragraph (15);
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(16) the terms of a parent's military family-care plan |
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that a parent must complete before deployment if a parent |
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is a member of the United States Armed Forces who is being |
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deployed; and
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(17) any other factor that the court expressly finds to |
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be relevant. |
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(c) In allocating parenting time, the court shall not |
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consider conduct of a parent that does not affect that parent's |
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relationship to the child. |
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on page 16, by replacing lines 19 and 20 with the following: |
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"(a) After a hearing, if the court finds by a preponderance |
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of the evidence that a parent"; and |
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on page 18, lines 8 and 9, by changing " clear and convincing a |
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preponderance of the " to "a preponderance of the". |