Proof of service filed?

You may want to go to the courthouse and get a copy of what was apparently filed. The plaintiff could not commence with enforcement efforts...

Under Illinois law, while a judgment is valid forever, it may only be enforced for 7 years from the date of entry or the date of its last revival. ...

I was never served but found out a contract complaint was filed against me by a debt collection agency.

If you have not been served, you need not appear. The court does not have power over you until you are served. It looks like the other side has...

Can in a motion to dismiss civil hearing can evidence be produced that the other side has not seen before ?

If the court is looking at something outside of the complaint, it's a 735 ILCS 5/2-619 motion, which statute talks about affidavits supporting such...

How can I argue this petition for revival of judgement?

Under Illinois law, while a judgment is valid forever, it may only be enforced for 7 years from the date of entry or the date of its last revival. ...

I'm in a defamation lawsuit. It looks like I may have Judgement passed on me. I have no money or assets. What happens?

Under Illinois law, while a judgment is valid forever, it may only be enforced for 7 years from the date of entry or the date of its last revival. ...

When you get a court-appointed case in the mail what would that letter say?

What do you mean by "court-appointed case"? If a lawyer has been appointed as part of his or her federal trial bar obligation, notice would come...

Hypothetically arrested & a news outlet reports said arrest with false facts and you lose your job is that defamation of?

The arrest report contained false information and the news outlet reported the report accurately? Under Illinois law, there are many defamation...

How do I do a subpoena?

Do you have a judgment? Oftentimes such information is obtained by way of a citation to discover assets. Make sure the documents are relevant to...

You mention prove up so I assume a default order has been entered. Try to sit down with a lawyer to discuss. Were you properly served? Is the...