First, I think you didn't have a GAL but, rather, a Child's Rep. Second, such a case would probably have to be brought under Section 1983. In a...

Does my child's biological father have any chance to see our child?

There is a way he can proceed and there not much you can do to stop him. In fact, the law specifically invalidates any kind of agreement to keep...

Is it legal in the state of Illinois to move children away from their father without him knowing?

"Removal" is the legal term of art lawyers and judges use to describe the situation where a divorced parent (or a parent who never married but has...

Can a person trade in a car that has your name on it without your signature?

If the car was awarded to her in the divorce, then it's not exactly legal, but nothing will come of it. If the car was awarded to him in the...

How long does it take to get a child when filing a modify a custody form

Doesn't this have to be done in NY? In Illinois it can happen virtually overnight as long as there is no opposition. How is it that your parents...

Every two years my ex takes me back to court for sole custody or our autistic son. We currently have joint custody.

So, it sounds like you're facing a custody modification fight in Will County; is that it? What do you mean he "refused" to pay attorney...

My passport was marked no eos no cos no AOS on my last visit but I still got an extent ion will CBP give trouble upon next entry

It depends on the pattern of visits (and other factors). You've been flagged for no Change of Status, no Adjustment of Status, no Extension of Stay.

How long does a judge have to rule on a divorce?

It sounds to me like your friend is misinformed. It sounds like financial information was presented in a pretrial conference -- it sounds like a...

No contact bond

usually written. Sometimes a judge will make an oral pronouncement from the bench that may be technically lacking but, if you have to go back to...

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Is a bond condition a written court order

They're usually written. Check with your attorney.