Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
He'll need to petition the court and prove she's done an act tantamount to emancipation. In terms of back support, he will always owe it until it's...
That's up to the State's Attorney, not you. Only he can make the decision to charge someone.
That's why you should have asked to have the appointment of a pro bono mediator. If you had counsel, they would have petitioned the court for...
Ugh, sigh... You've stated you already have counsel. That bars any reputable attorney on Avvo (or anywhere else) from weighing in. We're not here...
Nope. Only the State's Attorney can drop charges.
15 year old girls should stick to peers in their own age group. 21 year old men shouldn't have to troll grade schools looking for dates. Nuff said.
Depends on 3 factors. 1) How angry your ex is at you, 2) the docket of Cook County, and most importantly 3) the quality of the attorney you're...
Yes, You can also move to quash said Subpoena. If you don't have an attorney, contact the Peoria County Bar Association for a referral. Best of luck!
Yes, unless you do something today about it. Although the wishes of the children are a factor to consider in a visitation modification, it is only...
Quite a bit can be done, but you'll need a lawyer to do it properly. It's called a 607.1 petition, and I generally prefer to file them...
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