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In Peoria, IL, both parents have equal rights to their child unless a court order specifies otherwise. Police may intervene if a court order exists or the childs safety is at risk. Without a custody order, you can file for an emergency custody order or request a hearing to establish custody. The police generally need a report of a crime or imminent danger to investigate custody issues. For specific guidance, contact Peoria County Family Court.Full Conversation
Can the cops stop a parent from getting there child
Hi! I can help with general legal information. Can you please provide your location? This will help me give more accurate information.
Peoria il
Thank you for providing your location. Can you please give more details about the situation? Specifically, under what circumstances are the police stopping the parent from getting their child? This information will help me provide more accurate guidance.
My ex took my son away and i havent seen him for 6 days
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Peoria, IL, both parents generally have equal rights to their child unless a court order states otherwise.
- If there's no custody order, both parents have equal rights.
- The police may intervene if there's a court order or the child's safety is at risk.
For immediate help, contact the nearest family court.
Peoria County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Main St, Peoria, IL *
Website: www.peoriacounty.org Well, no, that's not where the investigation is supposedly happening.So if there wasn't investigation what would be the steps
If there's no investigation and no custody order, you can:
- File for an emergency custody order at family court.
- Request a hearing to establish or modify custody.
- Seek legal advice for specific guidance.
Please consult Peoria County Family Court for further assistance.
Peoria County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Main St, Peoria, IL *
Website: www.peoriacounty.org What?
Do cops have to do in order to investigate
Hi! In Peoria, IL, for the police to start an investigation regarding child custody issues, they generally need:
- A report of a crime or imminent danger to the child.
- A court order indicating custody arrangements.
For more specific guidance, please contact Peoria County Family Court.
Peoria County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Main St, Peoria, IL *
Website: www.peoriacounty.org Can my ex withhold my child for lying?And what would the cops have to do
Hi! In Peoria, IL, your ex cannot legally withhold your child without a court order. If there's no custody order, both parents have equal rights. The police may intervene if there's a court order or the child's safety is at risk. For further assistance, contact Peoria County Family Court.
Peoria County Family Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Main St, Peoria, IL *
Website: www.peoriacounty.orgIs there a specific court order in place regarding custody?
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