They can only be deposed, by subpoena, though they can also be compelled to produce documents, also by subpoena. Though rarely used and...

Hire a private attorney with some money, if you have any to do so. Court-appointed attorneys are often too overworked to be attentive and to...

The constituttion does not guarantee that the judge won't make a mistake. So, no, there is no violation of the constitution. But you can make any...

Expungment is not an option. Your husband may be able to get the court to seal the court file, from public view. The only other option is a pardon...

Assuming this is a preliminiary injunction, and fewer than 30 days have elapsed since the injuction was entered (or a motion to vacate it was...

If there’s a federal issue, you may be able to seek review from the Supreme Court of the United States. But if you didn’t also file a petition for...

Yes, the injunction can be issued by default. But there’s no guarantee. And the penalty for violating an injunction is contempt, which can be...

To sue anybody you need to file a complaint with the appropriate court. To sue the state of Illinois, you usually have to file the complaint with...

That’ll be a tough suit. Medical tests are rarely guaranteed to be accurate or timely.

Why not spend your money defending the lawsuit as opposed to bankruptcy. Do you have other debts? Under the facts as you've described them, I...