Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
The 609 "removal" statute has been applied analogously to parentage cases, in addition to dissolution actions - so whether you were married or not,...
Your friend listens to bum advice. She can get divorced in Illinois, heck she can file the petition today as long as she's met the statutory...
Nope. The term alimony has been replaced by "Maintenance" in Illinois - and to get it, you have to justify to the court that you need it. Marital...
Family Law. I don't concentrate in immigration matters, so I will only comment on the OP issue. Your burden is that OP's are liberally granted...
Guru hit the nail right on the head. Get an appellate attorney or get massacred in court.
Either police intervention or a court order. Take your pick.
So? Under the parentage act, a default judgment is entered and you can move for your 505 hearing for child support (Yes, even if he's in prison). ...
Health insurance, no. If there's an arrears on child support (Ages 1-18/19), yes. If you dropped out of college (That's your 513), no.
Depends on where the arrearage is owed. If it's judicial, I would race to the courthouse and get an agreed order on the amount outstanding ASAP. ...
Ye who attempts to modify court orders pro se (ie, on your own) does so at their own peril. I don't know what your Parenting Agreement states, but...
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