What are the illinois state laws for annulment/divorce i am in need of one but its more to my situation

Yes you can and it sounds like should file for divorce. If you meet the residency requirements for Illinois then you can file there.

Mortgage payments if I am the only one on the loan, but it was bought during the marriage.

As counsel stated, it is marital property. You would be well advised to seek the help of a lawyer to help you with debt and property division issues.

Visitation Schedule/Plan

You have options as other counsel mentioned. As a practical matter, you'll probably want to assess whether it's worth added court/mediation costs...

Can I have my marriage annulled?

You can always file for divorce. Without children, alimony, or property division at issue, it shouldn't be that difficult. If you have limited...

My ex has requested a financial disclosure and now records from the day we were divorced, what would be the gain to request the

Generally judges don't want to look that in-depth regarding how it is spent. In MN at least child support is based on a formula. If nothing...

If a judges court order places your children in a situation that put there health at risk can you sue.

No you cannot sue a judge. I'm guessing the there is a court order granting custody to the mother? If so, you are looking at modifying child...

If you are under 18, your legal custodian cannot kick you out. If you are over 18+, she is the property owner, and you have no kind of rental...

Can a Judge been asked for modification and redistribution of our property after our divorce if my ex can prove that I lied?

If she signed a stipulated agreement with you based on material lies you told, that is fraud and could be grounds to modify the agreement,...

My ex and I have a pending visitation case, can ex leave the state with our child?

If leaving the state will interrupt your scheduled parenting time in the order, technically she's violating it, although practically you likely...

Can ex wife attorney adjourn my motion?

I'm not sure, but I think you may be talking about a continuance (a request by a party to delay a hearing, for example). If her counsel makes a...