Agreed Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (No Support) is a legal document that was released by the Circuit Clerk’s Office - Jackson County, Illinois - a government authority operating within Illinois. The form may be used strictly within Jackson County.
Q: What is an Agreed Allocation of Parental Responsibilities?
A: An Agreed Allocation of Parental Responsibilities is a legal document that outlines the custody and visitation arrangements for parents who are not living together.
Q: Is child support included in this document?
A: No, this document does not address child support. If child support is a concern, a separate agreement or court order may be necessary.
Q: Is this document specific to Jackson County, Illinois?
A: Yes, this document is specific to custody matters in Jackson County, Illinois.
Q: What does 'allocation of parental responsibilities' mean?
A: Allocation of parental responsibilities refers to the decision-making authority and parenting time for each parent after a separation or divorce.
Q: Can this document be used if there is a disagreement between the parents?
A: No, this document is only for cases where both parents agree on the custody and visitation arrangements. If there is a disagreement, the court may need to make a determination.
Form Details:
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