Appeals Lawyer
Practice Areas: Appeals
In Illinois, you don't have to be present at status hearings unless the judge says something to the contrary in advance. It's just a status...
Based on the above, it's a shakedown. Why? Because suing someone in court for $20 is a waste of money. Personally I'd tell them to go pound sand,...
That will 100% depend on what your support order states. In Illinois, generally it's 18 years of age, or 19 if they are still in High School. ...
Allow me to cut & paste part of the the Cook County Local Rules, 13.3 (e) Commencement in and Transfer to Suburban Locations - Domestic...
She can NOT do that, it's a constructive eviction. I don't know if Peoria has a city ordinance on landlord/tenant issues, but generally in Illinois...
The judge gave you the solution ye seeks. Next time show up with your green card (Certified Mail) showing service was properly executed. It's a...
This is a common issue across the board. Now I do pro bono stuff, I'm presuming you sent her both arm & leg for retainer, but the end result is...
Easy Cowboy, easy. Look, if it's 32 W. Randolph, the solution is easy. No-show. If the case is called and no-one shows, that's it. The judge...
Yes they can. The State's attorney can prosecute these, or a private attorney, or pro se. The action is so common that if you go to 28th North...
Welcome to Cook County, the wild wild west of Illinois courthouses. How it plays out will be based on the reasons for the move; in this...
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