Questions about interstate child custody issues and whether/when to seek a transfer of a case from one state to another are amongst the more...

I'm sorry, but since you have an existing attorney, you need to address this issue to her or him. It's not appropriate to second-guess the...

How do I file my own divorce in the city of Chicago, state of Illinois?

Is it "necessary" to have an attorney for your divorce, no, it is not necessary any more than it is necessary to have a mechanic repair your car or...

Is my husband entitled to receive any part of a personal injury settlement that I will receive before we are divorced?

I agree with Gary. These awards are most often concluded to be partially marital and partially non-marital. So the shortest answer to your...

Can the father of the baby have full custody just because he has more money ?

I agree with both Gary and Burt's answers. There is a substantial numbers of factors that the court should consider in these sorts of issues, but...

How much money can I have in an Illinois bank account before its levy?

I agree with everything in Attorney Levin's response and would add the following: The State of Illinois seems to have become much more active in...

Moving forward in a case Pro Se, is an appearance filed needed?

It might not be absolutely necessary, but there's no fee since the fee has already been paid once, and the "cleanest" way to handle the situation...

The order is controlling and usually sets forth a date for when the retainer to the GAL is due in full. You would be wise to comply with whatever...

Do i need an attorney to change my child's last name?

So the question you are asking is whether you need an attorney - the answer is probably not, the documents for this kind of motion are not complex....

I have to pay outrageous child support fees which I don't make I barely have money for the bus I can't drive or get a car

It sounds like you need an attorney to help you seek a support reduction. Your chances of success on that issue really depend on the circumstances...