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DON'T HAVE ADDRESS OF WHERE MY SPOUSE LIVE. HOW CAN I GET THAT INFORMATION AND COULD THIS STOP ME FROM GETTING A DIVORCE?
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Answered on July 02, 2014
Yes you can still get divorced. A divorce lawyer will explain to you how you must make a diligent effort to locate him before you can divorce him...
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How will our assets get divided after a divorce?
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Answered on July 02, 2014
Just because you aren't sharing assets or accounts dors not mean they are not marital. All monies earned during a marriage are marital and the...
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How can I tell if my divorce atty has sent a notice to produce, or interrogatory questions, if I didn't receive a copy of them?
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Answered on July 02, 2014
You need to have a person to person talk with your lawyer. Often lawyers agree to informal discovery to save clients time and money. Especially...
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Can the case be drop
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Answered on July 01, 2014
Your parents need to hire a lawyer to represent you and provide a defense.
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Amend marriage license
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Answered on July 01, 2014
That name cannot be changed on your marriage license.
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How is it possible for a judge to issue a plenary order of protection for child's mother but not child?
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Answered on July 01, 2014
Your facts are confusing. If he cannot come in contact with you then there will be no visitation with you.
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Joint custody: What is a major decision?
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Answered on July 01, 2014
It would be any decision regarding a change of school.
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Will child support be reduced if health insurance is carried?
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Answered on July 01, 2014
Yes however your savings will only be approximately less than $50.00 per month. It dors not pay to hIre a lawyer for that. It could also have the...
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Illinois Family Law, my ex husband is not the father of our second child
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Answered on July 01, 2014
Your ex legally is the father of both of your children born or conceived during the marriage.
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My husband and I are getting divorced and he said he wants to sign his rights away. is this possible? what would he have to do?
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Answered on July 01, 2014
It is not possible under Illinois to "sign the rights to your kids over." He will be obligated to pay child support no matter where he lives.