Illinois Sup. Ct. Rule, no discovery to filed. Local rules differ. Which rule superior?
For Supreme Court Rule purposes, Requests to Admit are the only form of "discovery" that must be filed with the Court Clerk. I hope this...
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For Supreme Court Rule purposes, Requests to Admit are the only form of "discovery" that must be filed with the Court Clerk. I hope this...
You ask if seeking title to one of the assets of the Estate of your deceased father (a boat) will make you liable for the debts relating to the...
You want to know if there is any way to keep the Family Law Court from taking recommendations from the Guardian Ad Litem in your case. The Short...
If you were discharged in a Chapter 7 case then, with the exception of debts that are nondischargeable under the terms of the Bankruptcy Code, all...
You wish to purchase Tax Lien Certificates. I have written and spoken about this subject, in addition to having pursued a number of tax deeds in...
You ask how to protect yourself after having been subpoenaed to present your last paystub. If I understand correctly, you are not a Defendant; and...
There are a number of misunderstandings and incorrect assumptions in your question. First, your Chapter 13 case was not "discharged" but...
You ask if a collection agency can still attempt to collect a debt arising from your hospital stay in 2009. You also ask if that same agency can...
You've received a number of solid answers already so I will just add my two cents. First, you will have to wait a bit before filing a...
All your questions and more pertaining to the disposition of property following a death will be answered in the "Probate" process. Probate is...