Can the landlord come into your house and make/remodel the house at anytime making the house unliveable.

No, in general, he can't. You may have an action against him.

I have an investment property that is soon to be in foreclosure.

If you are under-water on the investment property and a judgment for the deficet is taken against you, it's possible the creditor could come after...

Is safe a public notary to fill inmigration papers?

A notary public is not an attorney and cannot legally offer any legal services or advice. The only thing an American notary public does is stamp...

How much notice do I need to give my landlord before vacating the premises?

On a typical month-to-month, you would need to give at least 30 days notice. You should do so in writing and either hand-deliver it or otherwise...

My obgyn gave me a diagnosis two months after my exam, can I pursue an action against him/her

Did the delay cause you any damages? If you have a condition for which prompt attention was required, and because of the delay, you now have a...

Can landlord keep security deposit for alleged damages even after we did a walkthru and he signed that apt was in good condition

From your facts, it certainly sounds like you might have a claim against the landlord; Chicago has strict laws governing the landlord-tenant...

Can my Homeowners assoication sue me for my unit for non payment of dues??

Absolutely. An Association has the right to evict you from your unit for past-due assessments; although you retain legal title to the property,...

Where can I find rent to own properties?

You'd probably want to check with a realtor - MLS listings are searchable on-line and the a realtor would be able to give you some basic advice on...

You should consult with an attorney who handles landlord-tenant cases. In general, you have the right to your security deposit back, subject to...

Does illinois have a law barring laymen from defending a client in a circuit court

Yes. If you are not a licensed Illinois attorney, you cannot represent anyone in Court. Doing so would be unauthorized practice of law, which is...