you need leave of court to remove a child from the jurisdiction,,you need to go to court and petition the court to abate your child support and request the child be returned to Illinois

yes,if mom had the mental capacity when she signed the trust agreement it is valid..you can disinherit your children under Illinois law

simply ,a trust is an estate planning document that allows transfer of property upon death without probate

Wisconsin

only if the mother agrees and the child would not become a burden on the state

yes, if it is in the best interest of the child for you have have primary custody. Illinois law defines various factors taken into consideration to determine best interests

If it is the dad's scheduled court order visitation,and there is no reasonable justification that dad will act inappropriately, it is your duty to foster a good relationship and encourage visitation. However, if you REASONABLY believe your so may be in harms way,of course not

No, the cause of action that gave rise to the settlement occurred prior to the marriage and is deemed non marital and belongs to you

yes, you need to notify the court through appropriate motion that the cs obligation will be changing and enter a new order for the remaining chils

regards

Dennis delman

if you have reached majority,,,no..child support is money given to the parent raising the child to help defray expenses

need more info. are there any other heirs besides your siblings. If not you will share equally with them if there is no will. what is the value of the house. Determine the value of the house minus expenses and liens and you each own an equal share. pay the debts,pay your siblings their portion... View More

are you paying the money to the state or directly to your ex. If to the state ,you must contact them and tell them you are current and stop taking payments from your payroll. if to the ex, simply pay 110 dollars less on the next payment

I need more facts.. Were the children in the car with him. Is he going to jail. Why did he get custody to begin with ? The court uses a best interests of the children analysis.

you need to file a pleading before the court requesting that your obligation to pay should be modified and abated...stating with specificity all of the reasons

I always suggest that you hire an attorney and explain that the matter is uncontested. You should probably get a flat reasonable fee and accomplish your goal correctly with a minimal amount of time

your payments will most likely begin when the petition for support has been filed with the court

you need to find any old statements,credit cards, utility bills,drivers license,identification card..and the like. you can also prepare and file a small estates affidavit with the state

you and your wife can enter an agreed order before the court that handled your divorce encompassing the change of circumstances an the new relationship of the parties.