The plaintiff can subpoena the records so long as they are relevant. Generally the requesting party pays the costs of production. The Association...

Can be i evicted with the child under 16 yeas old from the house and they want 8 thousand $ to pay,because i did not left t

You have not given enough information about the reason for the eviction. The age of your child has no bearing on the matter. The only way you...

I've been offered another position with my job in another state.

It's impossible to evaluate this matter without seeing the lease, but, based on the many leases I have seen, you would be getting off easy if the...

I am representing myself in an appeal to an eviction. What are the steps and or processes in the state of Illinois?

Appealing pro se is extremely difficult, most lawyers don't even handle appeals as there are many technicalities. I'd probably start with this...

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In Illinois, if you file a motion to vacate under 735 ILCS 5/2-1401 and are denied, can you appeal that?

As Mr. Sachs said, you can appeal this, but there are a lot of hoops to jump through. Trying to appeal pro se will almost certainly end in...

When filing in person, how many copies of a non-motion pleading must be filed with the Cook County Circuit Court Clerk's office?

One is actually filed, but you usually file stamp a copy for yourself and for each other party in the case.

It appears that your landlord has mitigated (as they must), so you would only be responsible for actual damages you caused and any costs they may...

Did my employer illegally terminate my contract?

Have an employment lawyer review your contract. Most offer free or low-cost initial consultations.

Hello, One of my roommates lost her job and we can not afford to live here anymore, realtor doesn't relay messages to owner

You might be able to, but not because of the lost job. Trying to do this without an attorney tends to result in a lawsuit. Tenants in Chicago are...

I want to sue second tenant on lease (& remove him from lease) and offer other tenant to continue remainder of lease at new rate

Setting aside any complications from the divorce decree, you can generally sue any tenant if full rent isn't paid. You don't have to evict to sue...

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