Any reasonable attornies available to get me out of my office lease?

Sounds like the place was made uninhabitable vis a vis an act of God. Perhaps talk to a lawyer to cut a deal on this issue instead of litigating. ...

Ex requesting past tax return w remarried husband?

Why can't you turn over redacted tax returns if it's an issue? I'm presuming you can just tender over your W2/1099 info as well. Do a 201k...

I need to file an Order of Protection on my live in boyfriend.

You can ask, whether the court will take your word over his at the plenary hearing is another matter. Talk to a family law attorney to weigh how...

Childrens legal rep never classified as guardian ad litem or child representative

I've been both, but obviously not at the same time. If the attorney was filing motions, they're acting as a child rep. You can point to the...

Family Court, Pro Se - Please Help Clarify: 30 days or 14 days to file Post-Judgment Motion?

If you didn't have a court reporter, and the issue in dispute is not a technical one that's clear on the face of the pleadings, an appeal will be...

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Motion to Reconsider and Appeal in a parenting time matter

The motion to reconsider is the poor man's appeal - however absent material evidence, you really can't raise anything new on a MTR. If you didn't...

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Grounds to Dismiss this Petition?

Judge will strike the criminal part, you can't do both in a pleading since a criminal indirect is a whole different case (It's not an F or D case,...

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In contempt for cs arrears and ordered to pay

The purge is the purge. If you pay the purge, no matter how much the judge hates you, you can't be locked up. Don't pay the purge, and you have...

If I have an order of protection on someone and they break it what happenes if I don't show up in court ?

If it's criminal, it usually leads to a warrant. The state frowns on defendants who don't show to court.

I can't speak to your case, you have a lawyer. But I hear there's a rule, called Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137. And I'll leave it at that.