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What can I do about unlawful visitation and interference?
Asked in Cook County, IL | January 12, 2026My ex-wife is not allowing me for my visitation and refused to send the kids to school. What should I do?
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What Factors Do Illinois Family Courts Take Into Consideration When Making Child Custody Determinations?
Asked in Naperville, IL | March 14, 2018
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What Are The Benefits Of LLCs And PLLCs In Chicago, Illinois?
Asked in Chicago, IL | April 27, 2023
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Why Does Experience Matter When Choosing An Immigration Lawyer in Chicago, Illinois?
Asked in Chicago, IL | October 20, 2023
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In Illinois, why do truck accident legal cases have to be handled differently than car accident cases?
Asked in Freeport, IL | November 11, 2019
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Can I sue the party responsible for an Illinois accident if I lose a loved one?
Asked in Chicago, IL | August 19, 2019
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my son was wrongfully accused of robbing a store last night in Jacksonville, illinois. what to do next?
Asked in Jacksonville, IL | March 2, 2026He was in another city with his family (wife, 3 kids, and grandmother) when it happened and has proof via pictures and Life 360. This is still considered an ongoing investigation despite these facts. How do we find out what exactly happened and who accused him of this?
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Do I have to let my employer know about a DUI?
Asked in Chicago, IL | December 9, 2024I was charged with a DUI in Illinois. I'm worried about how this will affect my current job, not to mention future employment. Is there a law that I have to tell my employer about the charges against me, or is it OK to not tell them?
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Are there any programs available to drop a DUI conviction in Chicago?
Asked in Chicago, IL | December 9, 2024I've heard that some places have programs that can help avoid a DUI conviction, like treatment or things you have to do instead. I have a DUI charge but it's my first one. Is there a program in the Chicago area? How do you qualify?
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Information regarding Illinois being a no bail state and not being able to go before a judge for over 30 days is normal
Asked in Roselle, IL | December 1, 2025I am trying to find someone to assist my fiance's son. He was arrested. We have been unable to talk to him for more than a minute since his arrest. We believe it is a domestic violence situation according to the jail website. Our issue here has to do with how the bail system currently works in Illinois and have been unable to get any answers.The county informed us that Illinois is a no bail state and that he will not be going before a judge for at least a month. Would like to know if this is normal? He will eventually have to go with a public defender, but I am attempting to find out if hiring an attorney to assist with the present situation would help in any way. Could an attorney help to see if he would be able to be released any sooner or even with an attorney he would have to wait until the court date they have currently set. Any knowledge would be appreciated. Not sure which direction to go. Thank you!!
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What do we do???
Asked in Chicago, IL | February 26, 2026A third-party collection agency contacted my ex-husband regarding an alleged utility debt that is solely in my name.
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How can I request some time from the judge, in order to find a new attorney?
Asked in Chicago, IL | November 13, 2025I appeared last week on a motion to default on the sale of the marital property. The default is no longer but there’s a motion to enforce the sale. They also want the divorce proceedings addressed.
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