If you lived with your boyfreind or just went with for the first year and half you took care of him and when he got his
No. Illinois law does not protect you.
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The date of the divorce is the valuation date of the assets; it is not the date of separation.
The date of your divorce is the only date that counts.
Yes. A petition for maintenance is a separate document and is not considered to be part of your petition for dissolution of marriage.
No. It is likely to be deemed a gift to the marital estate.
The odds are overwhelming that you will always regret not hiring an attorney.
Until a judge says otherwise, you have the same right as your wife to spend time with the children.
For an explanation of Legal Separation in Illinois, see: http://civilizeddivorce.com/6-divorce-law-myth-busters/the-myth-of-legal-separation/
The mere fact that you use the term "ultra vires" in connection with divorce tells me that you are either the victim of bad advice, or that you...
There is more than mere filing. Unless you know what courtroom to go to, on what date, and exactly what papers to have and what to say to the...