Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
Hard to say, up to the discretion of the court. If you don't have an attorney, get one to review your case-file and give you specific guidance.
First, I'm sorry for the loss of your child. A terrible thing to have to go through. Regretfully, if there was a "finding" by DCFS and/or your...
Opposing Counsel's job is to (Emphasis through exaggeration) "rob you blind." They are not your friend; they owe a duty to your ex, not you. If...
I agree with Attorney Goldstein, but I would suggest that you take your paperwork down to Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance, they service the...
During the prove-up, you are asked under oath (with a reporter present in most cases) whether you entered this agreement freely and voluntarily. I...
Depends on the wording of your MSA/Judgement. Otherwise you must show a substantial change in circumstances since the entry of judgment. Talk to...
I guess the initial question is who's name is on the certificate. Your question can be implied to say that the new husband has claimed paternity....
Not for that reason. Depositions are often rescheduled, much easier to do if you had an attorney as we often do it informally over the phone. ...
You will need to file your petition in the court where he or a large portion of his estate is located. Some counties, like Cook, have extra forms...
I'm guessing (Just a guess) that either 1) HFS is doing this on your behalf, or 2) the father filed a petition to establish parentage. If it's the...
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