How do I find a lawyer that can represent me in a myriad of pressing legal proceedings from divorce, custody, probate, restitute

Reach out to an attorney in the area of family law. Once you meet with him/her make sure when you come in you bring any if not all, but the most...

There is no difference. A dissolution is just the formal name for divorce. You wouldn't be in default unless you failed to respond to something...

You still need to inform the mother and the court and get permission for the relocation. Even though you have what you called sole custody- your...

I was told that a parent can no longer apply for full custody of a child or children. Is this true ?

Technically yes that is true. There is no more "custody" in Illinois. The term is now called Allocation of Parental Responsibility. What happens...

How to petition the court to reverse or vacate a previous order ?

There are a variety of motions that need to be filed- - however you are in way over your head. Even with unfounded allegations, there is a process...

Will I have to bail out and give the kids back if im held in indirect civil contempt? Chicago IL

Can you please add more information. Your question is really incomplete.

I'm a resident of Illinois but my divorce is in Nevada, do I have to use a Nevada lawyer to possibly adjust my child support?

If your ex and child support order origin is in Nevada, you need to proceed there to modify the support. Contact an attorney there. The child...

My agreement called for 32% support from me. The girls stayed with her 60% of the time. That was in 2012. Since 2015 we split ti

Your question is really unclear. To that end, not sure that there would be a "zero" amount of child support however it's been some time since...

Can I request to see a judge to have visitation rights enforced ?

Unless there is a safety reason there is no need to do supervised parenting time. However, doing so unofficially or without court assistance has...

Can the court terminate my boyfriend's parental rights of his son?

No. Giving up parental rights is very extreme due to a scheduling issue. Your boyfriend would best be served if he modified his parenting time to...