9Is it legal for an attorney to sign her name on your devoice papers?

Depends what was signed, which your question doesn't indicate. FYI, You don't need anyone's permission to get divorced anymore in Illinois, those...

Can they call my son back for an ongoing investigation after he's received his discharged DD214?

Jurisdiction per the UCMJ (the people who court-martial you) terminates upon discharge (ie, he got the DD-214), So for example, I've been out since...

Do I have ALL authority over my daughter and when she sees her mother?

It should be clearly spelled out in your judgment/order. We don't have that to read through with a fine tooth comb, so no one here can say for...

Is it possible to regain custody of my child?

The basis to modify a custody order (now per the 2016 revision, an allocation of parental responsibilities) is found in 750 ILCS 5/610.5. ...

I got a subpoena sent to my job but not to me personally as a witness . Do I have to go to court ?

If you were properly served with a subpoena, generally you must appear. Failure to appear can result in the court holding you in contempt, which...

If she has't filed anything, then it's a non-issue. If she has, and the judge feels the non-compliance was willful you might be looking at a...

What to do? I'm owed back spousal support? my lawyer file a fraudulent transfer of assets. Now wants to quit .

I can't speak to your case. You have a lawyer, we can't advise people who are represented. But one of the big problems of 508(b) fees (The...

Can I apply for temporary driving privileges , if I am suspend for 4k left in child support?

You can apply for a hardship license, which will give you limited mobility for work/food. You can try to work out a payment plan w/ HFS, but you...

Post divorce degree ?

Two problems. First, if your case is being appealed, then you already have an attorney. So we can't advise someone who has a lawyer, the iARDC...

My husband was sentenced 9 years in prison for a false accusation how much time will he actually serve ?

If he plead guilty, he's swearing under oath he was guilty. That's different from a trial where he fought, lost, and could appeal. How long is...