Can my ex get custody of our son because he is left overnight because I have to work that shift? Right now we have 50/50.

Unless some has filed something, it's an issue you don't need to worry about. However, it's possible the ex could ask for either a right of first...

WWhat happens if both parties break order of protection?

You can file a motion for custody if the children are with you, see the IMDMA. At least you can get the kids out of the situation. Talk to a...

I have a standing RO on someone and he lied under oath at the time that he no longer lived at the residence in was served.

I'm not sure what you're asking here; you can impeach a witness if that's what you're asking.

What amount of garnishment from a work comp.be taken for past due child support on Il.

Almost all of it. Go hire a lawyer to stop the bleeding. We might, MIGHT, be able to cut a deal with HFS - facts depending.

He can if you didn't get permission per 750 ILCS 5/609.2. Talk to a lawyer.

In Illinois, Can A Party Remove A Case To Fed. Ct. After A Default Judgement Is Entered In State Court For Non-Appearance?

You, or your lawyer? Because you can't go pro se in Federal Court. So your lawyer will let you know what to do - don't worry.

I went to FELONY court for a pre-trial conference and I was told that the pre-trial it was cancelled DO TO CONFLICT OF INTEREST?

Judge might have been a former prosecutor against you in a prior case, or there could have been some other reason. Better safe than sorry right?

Can my mom legally keep my daughter from me?

Unless she has a custody order, the answer is no. But you would likely have to file an order of protection against her. Not sure if you want to...

Hi i was wondering if I can get some advice. On myself being sued. And if there can be a lien put on any money I may be awarded.

Need a judgment first before there can be a lien. You need to respond to the lawsuit and they'll move for a default and execute any applicable...

If the trustee is an attorney, they are entitled to reasonable fees. What constitutes "reasonable" is up to the judge - however there are several...