Family Counseling
No one, either pro se, or an attorney, can "will" an outcome. If I could, I'd be a millionaire. That said, here's how things generally go: 1)...
Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
No one, either pro se, or an attorney, can "will" an outcome. If I could, I'd be a millionaire. That said, here's how things generally go: 1)...
You state you already have counsel, so we're not allowed to interfere with that. You paid your attorney big bucks, so make your money work for...
If her natural father is not listed on the birth certificate, then you must get a court order adjudicating paternity or have him sign an agreement...
Probably have a small claims case. In terms of future bank withdrawals, that's a no-brainer: close the account TODAY.
File a petition to set visitation in the county where the child lives. This presumes 1) Paternity has been adjudicated, and 2) this case is...
1) Motion and petition are similar, but a petition MUST be in writing, and generally if not answered to within 21 days (Or otherwise by court...
Can't, if it's a valid records request and you have them in your possession (or can get access to them), then it's discoverable. There are some...
Can't change venue, and you have to file a motion that shows bias in order to substitute judges at this stage (As I'm almost certain a substantive...
Regardless of the facts, let me say that no attorney can "will an outcome." If we could, I'd be a millionaire. Custody in Illinois (and...
The Jerry Springer Defense rarely work. Misconduct does not play in the division of assets unless it created some kind of dissipation. Take the...