How to get a divorce
Go to the clerk of the court in the county in which you live. The personnel at the counter will direct you; be sure to ask them where you go to...
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Go to the clerk of the court in the county in which you live. The personnel at the counter will direct you; be sure to ask them where you go to...
Contact the bar association of the county in which you live. Call information in the city where your county seat in located.
You certainly do have rights, but so does she. The sleepovers in your home do not help your position.
If you retained the attorney to represent you in the divorce, and he represented you in the divorce, then the lawyer was doing what he was hired to...
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All temporary orders, if any, are terminated and it is though a divorce case was never filed.
Yes. He can file for divorce under one of Illinois' eleven grounds for divorce. For a list of the grounds and for a full explanation of Illinois'...
Your only alternative is to take him back to court to enforce the judgment and/or to force a sale.
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You have to wait until your case is called for trial, just as all the others ahead of you on the trial calendar have to wait.
You have to wait until your case is called for trial, just as all the others ahead of you on the trial calendar have to wait.
Probably not, but check it out with a probate attorney.