People v. Dorothy H.

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• concluding the respondent forfeited her challenge regarding wardship where she did not object or present an argument regarding wardship in the trial court
• to preserve an alleged error for appellate review, a party must object at trial and file a written posttrial motion addressing it even in cases under the Act
• to preserve an alleged error for appellate review, a party must object at trial and file a written posttrial motion addressing it even in cases under the Act
• to preserve an alleged error for appellate review, a party must, even in child custody matters, object at the disposition hearing and file a posttrial motion addressing it
• “It is well established that, to preserve an alleged error for appellate review, a party must, even in child custody cases, object at trial and file a written posttrial motion addressing it.”
• “It is well established that, to preserve an alleged error for appellate review, a party must, even in child custody cases, object at trial and file a written posttrial motion addressing it.”

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