Who do I have prepare my quit claim deed?

That sounds like a situation replete with fraud implications and easily subject to challenges in the future. Start over with a qualified real...

Hi, I wanted to know if a person can sue someone for shooting them and if so, what is the process in IL?

The answer is, "Yes. He can sue." Unfortunately, that does not end the analysis. In most shooting cases, there will not be any insurance...

What do I need to do, and I don't fully understand it?

I'm sorry for the family's loss. Adding briefly to the earlier answers, if this information came to you from another part of the state, you may be...

Is there a way to help protect our *only in husband's name* 2 motor vehicle assets in a double Chapter 7 in Illinois?

This is going to be tricky to work through, but a bankruptcy attorney will be able to take a very careful look concerning the best approach and...

How can my husbands sister buy him out of property their mom recently left in trust for them?

I agree with the three replies that you have received, but your question does not provide the facts to determine whether a buyout is feasible. If...

I found a home I want to buy I put the earnest money down and now the seller doesn't want to sell the house. what should I di

You do not mention what happened as far as a contract (offer and acceptance). While you will want an experienced attorney to review exactly what...

Can I avoid foreclosure by filing bankruptcy

She should consult a well-recommended bankruptcy attorney. It is possible that a chapter 13 proceeding could be used to avoid losing the property...

Took 2 pills Lisinopril caught Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia

It is not possible to assess a claim like this within the scope of a site like this. You may or may not have a claim and a determination will...

Adding to the earlier answers, an unacknowledged deed may nevertheless create a valid conveyance. Illinois law does not require notarization or...

Your sister may be confusing terms, as well as misunderstanding the law. A power of attorney designates someone to act on another person's behalf...