Can the father of my two children take me to court to be able to claim the two kids on his tax return every other year?

Yes, he can ask. It is quite common for a judge to "split" tax exemptions for children between the parents. Also, it is common for a judge to...

Is right of first refusal now a law in Illinois?

The right of first refusal in not mandatory in Illinois. A recent amendment to the Illinois divorce law does make reference to a right of first...

As my colleagues suggest, talk to your attorney. If you don't have one, get one. Although seemingly simple, the Disclosure Statement is...

What does it take to get a legal separation does spouse have to agree?

A legal separation is a legal status - just like a divorce. With a legal separation, issues regarding child custody, child support and maintenance...

I gor married...but after marriage i knew that she is having love affair with 15 people....what to do

Have to agree with my colleagues above. Either move forward with your life through a divorce, or learn to live with your situation.

My wife was required to fill out financial affidavit local rule 11.02

The other attorneys are correct - you need to consult with your own attorney. Other attorneys cannot really provide you with any legal advice in a...

Procedure for getting the divorce in IL state

If you now live in Illinois, you can file for divorce here - you only need to have lived in Illinois for 90 days before the case is concluded, not...

Do you have to go back to same county you got your divorce in to request a change in child custody?

The general rule is that the case stays in the county where the original custody order was entered - as long as one of the parties still lives in...

Can I file an at fault divorce for abandonment?

You can file for divorce at any time. There are many grounds available under the law to support your request for a divorce. One of the grounds...

If a judge recuses herself from a custody case, is she allowed to sign any petition or order that is submitted to the court?

No. Once a judge recuses herself, she can have no further involvement in the litigation and should not be signing any Orders - other than to have...