My x went to jail 3 days before our court date on a rule to show cause for our settlement. what can i file now?

It sounds like you need to talk to an attorney as soon as possible, especially if you think there may be a statute of limitations issue. Without...

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I received a no seat belt violation in Schuamburg, since it is state law can I see a judge instead of hearing officer?

If you are unhappy with the hearing officer's decision and would like your case heard by a judge, you should have 35 days to file an administrative...

I got into an accident on 6/10/12 a motorcycle had ran into my vehicle I'm okay but the driver of the motorcycle passed away

I'm not a traffic attorney, so I can't answer the question about possible fines. However, as a personal injury defense attorney, I think you need...

Is the plaintiff required to separate Request for Admissions with Interrogatories and Request for Production?

You might want to take a look at Illinois Supreme Court Rule 216, which controls Requests to Admit. It requires that the Requests be in a separate...

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If party A files an emergency motion, does party A have to provide a certain number of days notice to party B

The previous answer raises a lot of good points. The short answer to your question is no. If it is truly an emergency, the other party does not...

Without knowing the specific details of your case (like what court and division it is in), only a general answer can be provided. In general, you...

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The short answer to your question is yes, a written notice is required. According to Illinois Supreme Court Rule 204(a)(3) (link provided), the...

I agree that you will need a signed release before SSA will release any records to you, as they will not provide records in response to a subpoena...

Before I gather enough evidence such as medical records of the plaintiff, can I delay the deposition

You may be able to delay the deposition. If you are not able to obtain all of the plaintiff's medical records through interrogatories and requests...

How Many Days from the Filing Date Must I Be Served?

You are right--in Illinois, a summons and complaint generally must be served within 30 days after the summons was issued. If the summons specifies...

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