Default judgment entered against me in cook county, can I vacate?
You can file a motion to vacate after 30 days, depending on the fact pattern. However it's far more difficult to get.
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You can file a motion to vacate after 30 days, depending on the fact pattern. However it's far more difficult to get.
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The guru is correct, generally you have 30 days after the entry of judgment to vacate a paternity determination. There is only 1 exception, and...
Send me an email with your info and I'll forward you contact information for the nearest DHS, State's Attorney, or Attorney general that handles...
State's Attorney is free, but boy are they overworked and understaffed. Don't get me wrong, they're wonderful attorney's, but there are limits. ...
If you feel the judge improperly applied the law in your case, you appeal. Sending ex parte letters will only end badly for you.
In Illinois, property purchased during the marriage is presumed marital. Talk to an attorney, most consults are free.
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