Can an "old" civil restraining order be the only reason that I am not getting a job?

An old "civil restraining order" almost certainly has no impact on your current job search. It's a crappy, crappy, crappy, economy. Best of...

I have no idea what you're talking about. How many kids do you have? It sounds like you have two cases . . . so it sounds like you have two...

Please help me

Now I see the problem more clearly: "I just went to court thinking I was going to get . . . ." You need an attorney. Don't go to court without...

What can i do im so confused

Timing is everything. If you're within 60 days of birth, it's not a problem. Outside 60 days, there are a lot of hoops to jump through. It's...

Enough to warrant modification of custody?

You've posted here, before. The answer is the same: you need to take action. What you've posted -- former spouse was in hospital 3 days and...

Bankruptcy is being discharged end of June, do I have to wait to file for divorce until that is discharged?

Nope. File away! If you and your spouse agree to all the terms, you may be interested in doing your case on your own and keeping expenses to a...

Uncontested divorce in Illinois?

If you and your spouse agree to all the terms, you may be interested in doing your case on your own and keeping expenses to a minimum. You may...

I am the petitioner to a divorce case. If I fire my lawyer, does the petition gets dismissed?

The petition does not get dismissed if you fire your lawyer. You'll have to dismiss your petition on your own if you don't want to instruct your...

I was in a relationship with a man who lied about being divorced. We had two children,what are my rights for child support?

You should be pursuing child support for either two or four children -- depending on how many he fathered with you. Is he the biological father of...

I told my lawyer to dismiss my petition for divorce since my husband and I have decided to reconcile and work it out.

You don't need a lawyer, you need a therapist. Figure out what you want to do and tell your lawyer.