Peoria, IL
Family Lawyer at Peoria, IL
Practice Areas: Family, Litigation, Estate Planning
No refund, if you did not obtain a reduction in the support from the court at the time your oldest was no longer eligible. Consult a local...
It is possible. You will need to negotiate something with the folks in Springfield at the Secretary of State’s office, or some kind of settlement...
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Legally the interest is due, along with the support. You need to try to negotiate something with the other parent and get it approved by the court.
Even if a court were to order your husband to attend counseling, it can’t make him participate effectively, or make him treat you and the kids...
What would give him the right to live at your house? If he doesn’t have an ownership interest, or a lease with the owner, then he has no right...
He can do something about this and protect his rights—he needs to get an attorney to help him do this right. The sooner, the better.
I would strongly recommend that you contact an attorney. It’s not something that can be explained in a few words and there will be a number of...
The best help for reconciliation efforts comes from counseling with both parties actively participating. In the meantime you would be wise to...
You need to consult a local family law attorney with your papers. Generally a court cannot validly terminate a parent’s rights and obligations for...
You are not required to use your trial attorney in the Appellate Court, nor is the attorney required to represent you there, absent agreement to...
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