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Getting a call that your child has been arrested is a horrible feeling. Right away, you might jump to the worst-case scenario and worry that your child’s future will be ruined. There is certainly a possibility that their future could be negatively impacted, which is...
Maybe you come home from work for the day, and you spot a business card stuck in your door from someone who works for the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). On the other hand, your children could be the ones that let you know you are the focus...
Attorney Audriana Anderson was featured on WGN Radio’s “Let’s Get Legal” to discuss what she is seeing with school disciplinary matters.
Attorney Audriana Anderson was featured on the WGN Radio program "Let's Get Legal" with host Jon Hansen to discuss what every parent should know about DCFS. Listen to the segment at WGN Radio: ...
Parenting is like having second and third full-time jobs in addition to the work you do to pay the bills. You never know when your children will get into a fight with each other or trash the kitchen in an attempt to help out by making dinner. You have an obligation to...
Attorney Audriana Anderson featured on WGN Radio to discuss the Oxford school shooting and school threats.
Attorney Audriana Anderson was a featured guest on the WGN Radio show “Let’s Get Legal” to discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and more.
Most people living in Illinois never have a reason to think about the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). Although this organization has investigated family situations and taken legal action against people for decades, many people don't really...
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The “New Justice Reform Bill” amends the Criminal Code of 2012, adding language regarding when a peace officer is justified in the use of force when making an arrest. This includes when the officer believes “based on the totality of the circumstances” that force is necessary to defend him/herself or another from bodily harm.