Can I be evicted in Chicago for too many calls to 911?
Generally, no. It would probably be a violation of the anti-retaliation provision of the RLTO. Of course, if the calls were completely without...
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Generally, no. It would probably be a violation of the anti-retaliation provision of the RLTO. Of course, if the calls were completely without...
You have a lawyer, so you should ask your lawyer. It sounds like they are probably trying to transfer the property without going to probate court....
It's highly unlikely anything would happen, so it would be a waste of time. If the damage is bad enough to warrant it, make a claim with your own...
You'll have to find out what happened and, assuming a default was entered, move to vacate the default.
Since it is a cash flow issue, the easiest thing to do is to contact some charities to see if you can get a little help. You can also try legal...
As the other attorneys have noted, the opposing party's insurance company is the enemy - they are professionals at taking advantage of accident...
Clearly, complaining about conditions issues is not grounds for eviction. If you are on a lease for a specific term (a written lease), the landlord...
It depends on what your lease says and also whether the landlord is compliant with Illinois law regarding master metered utilities (765 ILCS...
These sorts of situations are difficult. As you note, most police departments do not take minor harassment situations seriously and landlords will...
Assuming there is no defense to the battery (i.e. self defense), the two biggest concerns are going to be damages (amount of harm) and ability to...