In Cook County, how often can a custodial parent take a non-custodial parent into court for more child support.
Per the statute (750 ILCS 5/510), all you need is a substantial change in circumstances that warrant an increase.
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Per the statute (750 ILCS 5/510), all you need is a substantial change in circumstances that warrant an increase.
First of all, the Kankakee Public Defenders are excellent attorney's and they work very hard at that courthouse - so even if he can't afford one,...
Sadly, in Family Law, anything is possible. Talk to a family law attorney in your area for assistance; custody battles are complex, laborious, and...
Here's the deal, if you get a draft order you think is bogus, you recall the case instanter. You don't wait days/weeks/months to challenge it....
The time to file for custody was moment the custodial was incarcerated. What's done is done, however. Have your friend talk to a family law...
I have to agree with Mr. Radke.
You need to get into court ASAP. Get a family law attorney to help you, the longer you wait, the more likely your ex will have the court's ear...
Hard to say without conducting discovery. However, if the minor children reside with you, under most circumstances, you are allowed to have the...
By filing a petition for divorce and having her served with a summons. If the case is uncontested, arranging IDOC to let him go to his prove-up...
Given the amount of involvement that's going on, you need to retain counsel. There are no magic words you can write down that will stop anything,...