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My husband’s ex filed for child support in March. There were 2 court dates for this but he didn’t attend. The documents he received say his parenting time has been reserved. What does this mean? The ex is not answering his text and didn’t let him pick up his son. What should he do?
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![James L. Arrasmith James L. Arrasmith](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1668636-1701034960-sl.png)
answered on Jul 21, 2024
I understand you're dealing with complex family law issues related to child support, back pay, and custody arrangements. It's essential to address these matters carefully to ensure the best outcome for you and your family. You can start by gathering all relevant documents, including court... View More
His dad only his dad won't let him come back and they are mentally abusive and refuse dr or meds he has adhd & autism the dads moving out of state how can we help our grandson stay with us he wants to finish school where he's gone to since 4th grade. He's so upset and wants to... View More
If you are not for it, but would be in court with a judge who would, how would you go about it.
Hi,I don't know what to do my dad is on hospice care but his family in puerto rico are suing him regarding inheritance property. We don't want anything to do with the property but they want my dad to pay all their expenses. I just received a notice that it's in litigation and he has... View More
I live in illinois, I have a full time job and a home my grandparents can provide for me that i can pay for or live free. My parents are moving to houston and i do not know what to do or where to start. I can’t move to houston or it will ruin my future, What should i do?
My mother put her son as POA 1st then I am 2nd. He is on autism spectrum but meeting her personal needs at moment. Thanks for your time.
1) Per my divorce decree, my ex wife and I are to present W2's each year. This was never done, however I experienced a decrease in income since the maintenance was set 6 years ago. If it were determined that I overpaid during any year, is that reimbursable in court? If I underpaid during... View More
![Joerika Stitt Joerika Stitt](http://justatic.com/profile-images/1675154-1720278560-sl.png)
answered on Jul 13, 2024
Hello,
Thank you for your questions about spousal support (maintenance) in Illinois. Here's some information that may help address your concerns:
1. Reimbursement for Overpayment of Maintenance
Yes, under Illinois law, if you overpaid maintenance due to a decrease in... View More
Can I visit my kids, be alone with them?
Last year, I filed for child support and parentage against my son’s father. Long story short, he was found in default and the judge reserved his parenting time until he took a parenting class and filed a motion. I was granted full decision making and primary residence. To date, he has not... View More
The deed is in his name only, however, I have been paying him half the mortgage. He does not want to put my name on the deed but will have the house in a trust in my name. What if he change the trust without my knowledge, I feel the deed would be best as the bank will need my approval. Please... View More
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answered on Jul 13, 2024
Hello,
I'm sorry to hear about the verbal, mental, and financial abuse you've experienced. It's important to remember that domestic violence (DV) isn't limited to physical harm. The behaviors you describe are forms of DV, and it's not your fault.
You are... View More
Tthings going on. I have had a court order banning me frpm my mothers death information. When she was put into a assisted living they banned me from the establishment. They waited over 6months before I was told anout how she was abused. Then I have had "a trust lawyer" down out not... View More
My ex has been married to me in CA for 8yrs & married her wife in Dec 2022 in IL. She listed our date of separation As oct 22 but we were last together jul 23. She has a lawyer and is asking me to pay their fees & I don’t because I can’t afford one. She’s asking to know where my money... View More
I let her back in after they released her and the next morning she again caused chaos. I left ( she was yelling so she had Noone to yell at) however she called police and said I assaulted her. I'm on sec 8 and recvd a summons to appear. She did this the day prior and police took her to... View More
My grandparents are going into assist living due to my grandfathers health has taken a turn for The worse. The house isn't even theirs it's only in their name with my mom's is because they helped sign the original loan that bought the property back in 1992. Just trying to protect it... View More
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answered on Jun 17, 2024
Everyone harboring you can be charged with a felony for harboring a runaway. You put everyone in danger who tries to help you.
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