Here is the Illinois Compiled Statute (765 ILCS 77/55)

Sec. 55. Violations and damages. If the seller fails or refuses to provide the disclosure document prior to the conveyance of the residential real property, the buyer shall have the right to terminate the contract. A person who... View More

A wrong Company address will simply be attributed to “Mutual Mistake.” This is an example where neither party noticed it was wrong. When there is a Mutual Mistake, the remedy is usually to reform the contract to reflect the parties true intentions. Said differently, it is was an error put... View More

It sounds that you gave her an ultimatum of September 30 to move out. In the meantime, you can offer to assist her in finding a new residence. Ask you other family members for their support in speaking with her. Perhaps she has some other family members that will take her in. She does not move... View More

Price fixing takes place when competitors enter into an agreement to set prices of goods, at the expense of their customers and the free trading market. If you identify a price fixing scheme, you have the ability to take action against the price fixers. If you believe the price fixers are... View More

At this point, you do not have many options. Before you take them to Small Claims Court, send them a certified letter (return receipt) requesting your refund and letting them know that you plan to take legal action by a certain date, if they do not refund your deposit. You now have additional... View More

Yes, you can definitely refuse to be the representative of your father's estate. No one can force you to take on this responsibility. The job entails a great number of responsibilities, where you can be held liable if not completed correctly.

If you decline the job or resign after... View More

Just because your ex filed a police, don't expect anything to happen soon. Unless it is an emergency situation, where the police believe you are going to cause immediate damage, the processing of the police report will take time. Most likely the police will turn the report over to a police... View More

If there is no ending time identified in lease, or the lease references end of business day or state law has a specific time for contracts to end, 11:59pm and 59 seconds would be end time of contract on Sept 24.

As far as inspection of premises. The landlord and perform the inspection... View More

New Jersey Rev Stat § 39:4-138.3 (2013)

Parking in front of driveway permitted; conditions

Notwithstanding the provisions of R.S.39:4-138 to the contrary, any municipality may, by ordinance, permit the parking of motor vehicles in front of private driveways whenever both the... View More

Short answer: Yes, it is possible.

Probate can tie-up a property for a long period of time, and it may be financially impractical for the property to remain unoccupied during that time.

The court will generally appoint an estate executor or personal representative. This... View More

It depends on the law firm. First, you need to find a law firm that handles patents. Second, you need to call the law firm and ask if they can help you file corrected application papers. I have a feeling that most Patent Attorneys can help you with this project.

There is no question that you will have expenses associated with the pregnancy. In order to answer your question, it depends on the State. Some States permit child support during pregnancy and some do not.

The problem with obtaining a child support for an unborn child deals with... View More

You need to contact a divorce attorney, in your local area, who specializes in family law. Find an attorney who will give you a free initial consultation. Tell the attorney what happened, and ask the attorney if the marriage can be annulled rather than seek a divorce. There may be a basis for... View More

Generally speaking, those who choose legal separation instead of divorce is usually based on religious beliefs, a desire to keep the family together legally for the sake of children, or the need for one spouse to keep the health insurance benefits that would be lost with a divorce.

A... View More

Short answer: No, a creditor cannot garnish Social Security disability benefits. That being said, there are a few exceptions.

They are: The federal government can garnish your Social Security disability benefit to recover money owed, such as back taxes or defaulted student loan... View More

Before we proceed, there are a few exceptions that would prevent this from being bigamy.

1) When he married you was his absent for 7 years, e.g. at sea, continually absent where he did not know his wife was living within that time;

(2) He or she was married before the age of... View More

In order to modify the Custody Order, you will need to go to Court and present a good and compelling reason why you want the modification. You will need to convince a Judge that the circumstances have changed since the original Order was issued. This will most likely be an uphill battle. This is... View More

If the individual is 30 years, they can certainly hire an attorney to petition the Court for a name change. With a Court order name change, the 30 year old will be able to change their name with the Social Security System. And, in some States, with a Court Order, you can update your Birth... View More

This easiest way to change the name on the trademark from your name to a business name is to fill out and submit a Assignment Form to the trademark office. The form will allow you to assign your rights to your business. It seems that you have a trademark lawyer. Ask the lawyer to file the... View More

We you start a new business, shortly after the business is established, you should apply to the IRS on Form SS-4 to obtain a new Employer Identification Number (EIN) for entity. You can find the form on-line, it is very easy to complete. You will most likely need this EIN to open a bank account... View More