Filing motions in the Supreme Court of Illinois is relatively straightforward. The fact that that court issued you a stay is notable. Any lawyer in...

If your lawyer is in Illinois but not satisfactorily explaining the delay, and it would be hard to explain such a long one, or is not communicating...

Depending on when the judgment was rendered, file either a motion or petition to vacate it.

My guess is that the injunction does not prevent you from filing a legitimate lawsuit. The injunction probably only limits your conduct and speech...

No. Not unless the "private citizen" is an attorney authorized to practice law in that court. There are only two ways for a self-represented party...

I wouldn't. Make them send you a subpoena for the address, so you're covered. That attorney's impatience is no reason to get yourself in trouble....

To succeed in an action for maliciouos prosecution, you indeed must allege and prove that the prosecution ended favorably to you. You say you pled...

I agree it's probably not worth it, but to answer your question, yes, you can sue. You may win. You may lose. But you can try.

Sure you can. But I reccomend trying again. It's easier and less expensive than litigation.

Yes you can. You’ll ultimately have to deal with the issue of what part was not actually agreed to. If the appellate court agrees that you didn’t...