Assuming you're current and the order is clear who is to claim, a petition for indirect civil contempt will likely get her to cooperate. It's...

The iARDC rules DO allow an Illinois attorney to work a family case on contingency as it relates to judgment enforcement ONLY (Outside of that, we...

I’m on probation I was served last week with a restraint order and have to appear in court will I be takin into custody?

Presuming this is a Civil OP and not a Criminal OP: You will get a return date (I'm presuming you've been served by it) to defend yourself, the...

I have legal guardianship and do not feel like the biological parent should have child back

If it's a Will County case, you'll likely be assigned Judge Allen. He's pretty fair, but does listen to what his GAL have to say about their...

What do I need to show a judge to have the guardianship of my minor children terminated ?

Get a lawyer, here's why: The statute requires that YOU prove a material change in circumstances. And you're probably thinking, hey, that's easy,...

I’m looking for legal assistance with several fraudulent transactions that an employee of mine committed in December 2017?

The reality is that even if you win, how will you collect? You will almost certainly be 100% responsible for your lawyer fees too. With such a...

Other party attorney ask a court order and my old attorney permission to be able conctact me

Once he's discharged, he's discharged, notwithstanding a formal order of the court to remove him as the attorney of record. It's rare a judge will...

You can seek child support. You can ask for formal decision-making (But you more or less already have it informally). You can't terminate his...

Am I entitled to part of my ex husbands retirement pay according to the 10/10 rule?

I suspect that what's done, is done. But you'll probably need to talk to an attorney in the state the judgment was entered into (Which it sounds...

It'll vary depending on who is prosecuting the case, et. al., If you have a Cook County case, look to rule 13.3.1 and 13.3.2, and any discovery...