if there is not a court order, then no, you need not. if there is a court order, ask him to prove to you that he has electricity. if there is...

it is difficult to give you advice without reading the court orders. do not post them here. it makes no sense that you need his permission to...

you may leave the state but your children may not until you comply with 750 ilcs 5/609.2. google it and read it. it applies if you wish to move...

the form that the sheriff delivered was a petition to dissolve the marriage and a summons. once you received it, the court had power, jurisdiction,...

interest is mandatory according to the statute and the Illinois Supreme Court. connecting the media will not help your case. you may be asked...

the day he turns age 18, the may live wherever he wishes that will have him. until then, he is a minor subject to his parents and any court orders,...

what needs to be done is for you to file a petition to modify the parenting time and the decisions about education,

it may be too late to sue him for fees for that, if there are other court matters pending, you may be able to ask for fees. take all your court...

it is not up to your daughter to decide to go or not. if there is a court order that says when is his time with her and your time with her, that...

legally, no, you are not allowed. the day of your 18th birthday and thereafter you may live wherever you wish if that place will have you. hold on...