My wife and I are on parole in Illinois. May we have contact and live together?
This is a question to ask your parole officer. We do not know the conditions of your parole.
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This is a question to ask your parole officer. We do not know the conditions of your parole.
Tje only person who can answer that q is his lawyer.
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You are not likely to get a verbal response. Look at the records, see what was dismissed, or what charges were reduced.
Things are happening, just not on your time table. You have one xase. They have thousands. They are like an er room, take the more dire...
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Take your document back to your lawyer and ask. We cannot answer that question.
All proceedings in family cases are public except adoptions and juvenile cases. Divorce and parentage cases are public.
Having children in a divorce is complicated. You need to hire a lawyer.
No. A state complaint can always be amended.
Unless it is a felony that endangered someone's life, oftentimes cops do not just go looking to round up people with warrants. They assume that...