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Code · Illinois · Chapter 750 — FAMILIES · Act 5

Sec. 603.5. Temporary orders.

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Sec. 603.5. Temporary orders.
(a)A court may order a temporary allocation of parental responsibilities in the child's best interests before the entry of a final allocation judgment. Any temporary allocation shall be made in accordance with the standards set forth in Sections 602.5 and 602.7:
(i)after a hearing; or
(ii)if there is no objection, on the basis of a parenting plan that, at a minimum, complies with subsection
(f)of Section 602.10.
(a-5) A court may order the relocation of the child on a temporary basis before the entry of a final allocation judgment if it is in the best interests of the child. Any relocation shall be considered temporary in nature and shall not prejudice either parent in the allocation of parental responsibilities contained in a final allocation judgment. Any relocation shall be made in accordance with the protocol set forth in subsections
(c)through
(g)of Section 609.2.
(b)A temporary order allocating parental responsibilities shall be deemed vacated when the action in which it was granted is dismissed, unless a parent moves to continue the action for allocation of parental responsibilities filed under Section 601.5.
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