When you are faced with a difficult legal matter, you need an attorney who will put you first, no matter how complex your case may be.
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) exists to help protect those who cannot advocate for themselves. One of the most important tasks that the DCFS performs involves investigating allegations that adults have either abused or neglected the
This has been a challenge in several large cities like New York and Chicago in recent times. While law enforcement can monitor social media sites that are mainstream and public, there are so many social media outlets now that teens
State agencies, healthcare providers, childcare providers and even early educational professionals may all intervene in family matters if they believe a child’s safety is at risk. Illinois law mandates that certain professionals report their concerns to the state. Unfortunately, sometimes
Parents in Illinois have certain legal obligations to their children. They have to provide housing, food and access to healthcare and education. They also have to avoid engaging in behaviors that could significantly harm their children. State authorities, including the
Jon Hansen from WGN Radio’s “Let’s Get Legal” asked Attorney Audriana Anderson to come back for another discussion after the recent events in Chicago where large gatherings of teenagers that have turned violent. How are the police restricted in controlling
Children depend on the care of their parents, which means that they are quite vulnerable. Certain challenges, including abuse and neglect, can harm children both physically and mentally. In some cases, the state has to intervene. An investigation by the
Crime is front and center in the Chicago mayoral race. Listen in to WGN Radio as host Jon Hansen and Attorney Audriana Anderson discuss what the mayor can do about crime versus the Cook County State’s Attorney’s office:
Finding out that your family is subject to an investigation by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) is stressful enough. Facing the removal of your children from your home when you maintain that you have provided for
Listen in as Audrey Anderson joins host Jon Hansen on WGN’s Let’s Get Legal to discuss the revisions to the SAFE-T Act. They discuss what changed recently and how will it be implemented and what that means to the citizens
Audrey Anderson joins host Jon Hansen on Let’s Get Legal to discuss the crime numbers and talk about how crime news is consumed. Plus, crime apps, Facebook groups, and, Audrey explains what crimes increased during the pandemic. Click here to listen
