Chicago, IL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
Only the Petitioner or Counter-Petitioner is required in court. Questions? Call -- 312-987-9999 -- no charge, no obligation Matrimonial /...
Illinois law doesn't require (or define) a "residential parent." You're schedule, you say, is 05/50 -- so you're both residential parents. With...
There is no solution until you save up money. Saving up the money to get into court IS the solution. The S/A will not help you, here.
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It's certainly possible that joint custody will be awarded and it's likely visitation will be awarded. You need to work with an...
This is nonsense. Send her a letter (certified mail) / e-mail that you expect visitation to occur. You have a court order. It is to be obeyed....
Yes, the judge has the power to allocate fees between the parties.
It's called "Joint Simplified Divorce." You probably don't qualify -- we need more information. Assuming you meet all the other qualifying...
You can; but you need to follow the procedure, closely. What difference does it make? Is this that case where Dad asked for visitation time via...
You're stuck with it.
I respectfully disagree with Gary. I think you can craft a paper to go to court NOW to get this cleared up. You did your part -- you gave her the...
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