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Illinois Questions & Answers
Q: This one is thought provoking. I have two attorneys on two separate civil matters. They disagree but the matters are....
Answered on Aug 16, 2017
This site is designed to give general info to the public, and not specific legal advice. Aside from that, you have not provided enough facts to enable us to give you a responsible answer. Most of all, it is improper for any of Justia's cooperating attorneys to venture an opinion based upon the fact that you are already represented. Your attorneys know all of the facts, we don't. The best answer to your question must come from them.
Q: I filed for divorce in 2014. We reconciled in 15. Big Mistake. I need to ref file again. Married for 25yrs.Theres more.
If you got divorced in 2014, then this is a 2 year marriage.
Since you did divorce in 2014, you need to take the same steps again.
Q: Is it legal for my ex just to hand over our child to his parents?
Sue him to get custody if u want your child to live with u. But think about the idea that ifvhis father cannot handle him, can u?
Q: I'm being of convicted of improper use of resistance sticker in Illinois. I'm obviously not guilty and furious! See more
You need an explanation of what happened.
Since stickers cost money, it is not believable that it was a prank.
Q: I have traffic court today an there's no way I can make it. What are my best options In dealing with this matter?
1. Hire a lawyer to appear for you.
2. Contact the Clerk of Court and explain.
Q: i borrowed 1000 dollars from checkntocash and end up paying over 1800 dollars for it in order to get my title back , Is
Yes, you signed an agreement when you got the loan. You need to take a close look at the loan document. These types of loans are never recommended due to the very high interest rate.
Q: will you get your license still if you got a ticket for not wearing a seat belt in the back seat?
Your questions is confusing to me. I am assuming that you have never been issued a license and you would like to know if you can still get a license having been issued a no seat belt ticket. You should not have any issues getting your license assuming you have resolved the ticket and paid the fine if one was given to you.
Q: I have a bunch of court fines that I have to pay to clear up my license can I get the fines reduced?
Q: Okay so my mother has stolen 1800$ worth of property from me can I press charges ? I'm 20
Answered on Aug 14, 2017
Only the state can press charges.
The prosecutor relies on the police to report the crime.
Looks like you are out of luck on that one.
However, you can sue your mother.
That is a civil case and does not involve the police.
Q: I live in salem il and wanting to move out of state to indiana which is less then 2 hours away. Illinois taxes are going
Answered on Aug 13, 2017
Depends on how much involvement he's had.
Money part doesn't count because court told him how much to pay.
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