Jeffrey Michael McCarthy

Jeffrey Michael McCarthy's Answers (16)

Lockport, IL

Family Lawyer at Lockport, IL

Practice Areas: Family, DUI & DWI ... +2 more

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Am I responsible to pay mortgage debt as executrix of my deceased mothers estate or can I let it go into foreclosure?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on October 13, 2012

Nothing prevents you from letting it go in foreclosure. There are probably easier ways to accomplish this (i.e., a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure,...

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2nd Order of Protection - child in common

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on October 13, 2012

Find a lawyer quickly. This type of offensive OP is all too common, especially in your local court system. If your allegations are accurate,...

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Order of Protection - Ex Moved out and took my possessions and refused to give back!

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on October 13, 2012

First presuming your "ex" is not your husband: Then the OP court has no jurisdiction to divide or determine property issues. I would seek a...

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I had received a DUI about a year and a half ago I completely paid all my fines and did all the community service but missed 2hr

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on October 13, 2012

You will not be accepted into the military with this type of issue hanging over your head. If the judge has issued a warrant, find a lawyer to get...

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Can I seek to modify a temp order to include both parties not having Romantic guests overnight?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on October 13, 2012

The first question that springs to mind is what does "till we settle our joint parenting agreement" mean. If there is a joint parenting agreement...

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Cohabitation - does this present bad judgement for custody also does "new mate" income play a part in child support?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on October 13, 2012

The Parentage Act looks to the Dissolution Act in connection with custody and visitation issues. With regards to your first question about...

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