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Yes, you have to notify and there is a filing requirement. The contents, timing, and procedure about the notice (and beyond) are found in 750 ILCS...
Aurora, IL
Family Lawyer at Aurora, IL
Practice Areas: Family, Administrative Law, Litigation
Yes, you have to notify and there is a filing requirement. The contents, timing, and procedure about the notice (and beyond) are found in 750 ILCS...
This illustrates one of the potential dangers of pro se litigation. There are statutes and Illinois Supreme Court Rules that describe child...
And review your documents to see if there is a potential Right of First Refusal issue.
I agree with Mr Gross. To add to his answer, minors (by definition under 18) can become independent through emancipation. The statutory elements...
I'll break with the others and say it's preferred for you to go. You being present at the time the order is entered and getting a copy of the...
I agree with everything Mr Schlesinger has said. I'm posting to say that there is also a timing element for the filing of petitions he mentioned. ...
You should consult a family law lawyer to obtain advice grounded on your particular situation, giving you a sense of the remedies available and the...
I interpret your question as asking for what length of time you must give to notify the other side of getting a default order. As often happens,...
Your narrative suggests indicates there was a judgment. Presumably you had a trial, which involves the opportunity to present evidence, witnesses,...
A highly problematic situation, combining aspects of family law and landlord tenant law. And so, best to consult an attorney with some expertise...