Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
To bandwagon on with the other answers, the NEW statute in question is 750 ILCS 5/610.5, which generally requires 2 years. HOWEVER, if someone...
The requirements for Illinois is that one of you has to be a resident of the state 90 days before filing (Or 90 days before entry of judgement). ...
Since you have a lawyer. iARDC rules limit what I can say here (These are the people that can disbar ham sandwiches). However your question...
I use FastCase, comes with the ISBA subscription (Free plug out to them). On a practical level, good chance the judge knows all the relevant...
Agreed. Absent a time machine, if they're both reduced to orders then very difficult to modify absent opposing part(ies) being in a really good...
Your questions doesn't say it, but this appears to be a child support issue or related. I've answered it as such. If the subpoena is improper,...
Based on this, and some followup comments, it looks like (If I'm understanding) that he's off the job and on workman's compensation. If so, first...
Ditto. If there are no hot potato issues, you can just tell your lawyer you agree and stay home that day (Per statute they have to send you a...
Can't appeal a settlement, only a 1401 vacatur, and it won't work since you have to show due diligence. Judge presumes when you signed it that you...
I think I understand your question; it's a problem solo practitioners never have. But large do. The people on the letterhead eventually outsource...
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