How do I get a court order to enforce a judgment?

Under Illinois law, a judgment may only be enforced for 7 years from the date of its entry, or the date of its last revival (a revival proceeding...

What will happen if we don't pay the back rent ordered in court?

If you cannot work something out with the landlord and it tries to enforce the judgment, keep in mind that you have certain exemption rights (click...

A company just sent me a bill - claiming it was a past debt that was sent to collections and now I owe them money.

If this is an alleged credit card debt, the statute of limitations (SOL) is 5 years, from the date of last activity. Ask them if the claim is...

Litigation attorney?

You may want to consider hiring a company specializing in locating and serving individuals, to try to ascertain the name and address of this...

Under Illinois law, to prevail on a claim for alienation of affections, you would have to plead and prove each of the following: (1) love and...

If person sues the company, can they go after the owner of the company, or other company he owns?

Under Illinois law, there is a presumption of corporate regularity. A court, however, will “pierce the corporate veil” to impose liability on the...

Does a judgement have a time limit

Under Illinois law, a judgment may only be enforced for 7 years from the date of its entry, or the date of its last revival (a revival proceeding...

IF a lien is put on a property I own, say the lien in $15,000 and the property is worth $50,000. what happens?

Under Illinois law, a judgment may only be enforced for 7 years from the date of its entry, or the date of its last revival (a revival proceeding...

Can a property be rented when it has a mechanic's lien on it?

I would just add that if the lien was maliciously recorded, clouding title to the real estate, that would be sufficient to support a claim for...

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If you have not done so already, call up and review the judge’s standing order...