Yes you can represent yourself. It would be best to get another lawyer. Representing yourself can end up costing you more money in the end.

You don’t need evidence of adultery since it’s not relevant to your case. You will use irreconcilable differences to file your divorce. All monies...

You will first have to establish his paternity of your son. To do that the alleges father will have to be served and come to court. You will have...

Yes most lawyers who do divorce cases do Invalidity of Marriage cases. It’s it hard to qualify for that under the Illinois statute. It’s best to...

It would make sense to change the pick up time to a later time or even the next day so your son does not get anxious waiting for dad.

You will need to hire a lawyer to represent you. Interview lawyers to see who you like. Have your questions ready for your consultation.

In Illinois inheritances must be disclosed during the divorce process. Inheritances are non marital and not subject to division. As to your 401k if...

Verbal agreements are meaningless and unenforceable in court. Your Marital Settlement Agreement and Judgment hold the answer to you question. If...

You should only take advice from Chicago attorneys. If your wife wants to divorce you she will. There is no way to keep her from moving forward....

His rights cannot be terminated unless someone adopts your son or the juvenile court terminates his rights due to abuse. His rights won’t be...