No. A lawyer may only represent one of the parties in the divorce, even if it is uncontested. One of you may hire an attorney to prepare the...

Can a custodial parent move out of town without notifying non custodial parent in the state of IL....

Did they move within Illinois or outside the state of Illinois? If the parent moved within the state of Illinois, there is no violation of Illinois...

Father who needs realistic child support modification guidance

If you are not happy with the advice/handling of hearing on child support that your present lawyer has given, you can always speak to another...

Do I have to sell my 2 flat apt. which is in trust, because I am seeking a divorce

You absolutely do not and should not sell your apartment building because you are undergoing a divorce; Moreover, the apartment building is your...

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What do I have to do to get a dna test on my 15 yr old son who I have a child support order for, and dont think he is the dad?

According to the fact pattern you gave, you have an excellent case to collect the child support arrearage plus 9% statutory interest and payment of...

Tenant Rights

Check your lease to see if there is any clause regarding the landlord's duty to notify you in advance of showings. Generally, a landlord should...

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Is it possible to avoid paying 'appearance' fee and how?

Your Spouse can file an application to sue as an indigent person. If approved by the chief judge of domestic relations, the clerk will waive his...

Can you have the notary on 5 day notice done on the day of giving 5 day notice to the tenant?

Yes.

Can I buy a condo in my own name while still married?

By the title of the question, it seems as if you wish to buy the condo and therefore keep it awed from your husband. The title insurance company...

My husband pays on child support, but, the arrearage is being tagged interest and it will never be paid, what can he do

Call State disbursement unit @ tel:877-225-7077 and ask for copy of copy of all payments. Doesn't seem mathematically possible for $8,000...