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Actually, it is as easy as it sounds, if you qualify. The hard part is that it only applies to a small number of cases and it has to be approved by a judge. When you file for divorce, one of the first steps is notifying your spouse by serving them a copy of the […]
It’s something that allows you the rare opportunity to keep a felony off your record. Section 410 of the Illinois Controlled Substances Act allows certain individuals to get probation instead of a conviction if charged with possession of small amounts of drugs. Section 410 is only for someone who has not been convicted or placed […]
The other day I had a woman call me who was looking for full custody of her kids with the right to make all of the parenting decisions. Usually when I get a request like this it comes from a very involved parent whose ex is not around or is abusive to the kids. In […]
Generally, yes. When a store manager or security guard suspects someone of trying to steal something or conceal it with the intent to steal, they can detain the person. They can look through the person’s bags and even hold them until police show up (if they decide to call the police). The law is vague […]
One of the biggest reasons people are hesitant to hire a lawyer in Illinois is that they “aren’t the suing type.” It’s almost as if people feel that they need to apologize for calling a law firm to seek help. I’m not sure what the suing type is. I suppose my callers are thinking of […]
Guardianship, when we’re talking about an adult, is usually set up in cases of age or illness. You might want guardianship over an elderly parent who suffers from dementia, for example. Guardianship isn’t a quick solution. You will have to go to court and ask a judge, who will want to hear from doctors, as […]
It’s never too late to make some new year’s resolutions. If you’re tired of resolving to lose weight, or get organized, or whatever other promises you make to yourself every year, try these legal resolutions for a change. They won’t all apply to you, but if they do, it might be time to do something […]
Whether you have shared custody or sole custody of your child, one parent generally cannot make the decision alone to move out of the state of Illinois with the child. Here are some factors to consider, if you are wanting to make a move. 1. A petition should be filed with the court asking permission. […]