Am I legally required to sign a new quitclaim deed?
You must sign a new quit-claim deed. However, unless your ex can prove he or she made repeated demands for you to give him or her your QC deed, and...
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You must sign a new quit-claim deed. However, unless your ex can prove he or she made repeated demands for you to give him or her your QC deed, and...
The arrears and all sums called for in your Judgment or last support Order are 100% yours, and your daughter has nothing to say or do anything...
The answer to your question depends on many facts that you have not provided. Your best bet is to consult in person with an attorney who will know...
Absolutely not. Alienation of Affection causes of action have been outlawed in IL, and that would have been your only recourse. Besides, where's...
Yes. Every day counts the same, whether they are holidays or not.
Based upon the facts you have provided, there is no legal justification that would warrant a reduction of arrears. The one exception would be if...
No, it is not true. Based on the scant facts that you have provided, remarriage, alone, is not a substantial change of circumstance to warrant a...
Assuming your spouse is an alimony candidate to begin with, she would be entitled to four months of alimony under Illinois law.
It doesn't sound like the judge forced you to agree in the first place. You could bring the miscalculation to the court's attention. Depending on...
No, the lender will not allow you to take one name off of the title until the loan is paid off. If the other party doesn't pay, they will look to...