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Getting a divorce case moved from IA to IL
Chicago, IL
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Posted 5 months ago in Divorce / Separation
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If my husband and I were married in IL but he moved to IA during our separation, is it possible for me to have the case moved to IL. I never lived there and I only visited once does IA still have jurisdiction over me. I dont agree with everything in the dissolution documents and Im aware that I will have to attend a hearing. There was domestic violence in the marriage and Im fearful of traveling to a state where he is and I will be alone. There are children involved and he wants to file 1 on his taxes, can I fight that if both the children reside with me and spend more that 90% of the year with me, even if he pays child support.
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Jigar K. Patel
This attorney is licensed in Illinois.
Posted 5 months ago.
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You may be able to contest the Iowa Court's personal jurisdiction over you and have the case heard by an Illinois Court. It is best to retain an Attorney to discuss this in detail and to go over the proposed dissolution of marriage documents.
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