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Flynn v Henkel
: A Heavy Burden for Petitioners Under the Grandparent Visitation Act
By
Michael K. Goldberg
May 2008
Article
, Page 244
Grandparents must show that the child's health, safety, and welfare will be adversely affected if visitation is denied, the supreme court rules.
New Amendments to the Illinois Grandparent Visitation Statute
By
Michael K. Goldberg
December 2006
Article
, Page 660
Effective January 1, grandparents can petition for visitation during a divorce and after some types of adoptions.
The New, Narrower Illinois Grandparent Visitation Statute
By
Michael K. Goldberg
November 2004
Article
, Page 578
The legislature takes another crack at grandparent visitation.
Can Court-Imposed Grandparent Visitation Survive
Wickham v Byrne
?
By
Michael K. Goldberg
September 2002
Article
, Page 458
Only if the General Assembly stays within the limits imposed by the U.S. and Illinois Supreme Courts, the author warns.
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