In this article, we will discuss the process of petitioning the court for more child support in Illinois. We will answer the following questions: when is it appropriate to petition for increased child support?, what forms will I need to include in my petition?, what do I do after filling out all the documents?, how do I prepare for the child support modification hearing?, what happens if my petition for child support modification is granted? and what happens if my petition for child support modification is denied?
This article will discuss how those that qualify for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be eligible for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy zero percent plan and save their home and car. We will answer the following questions: what is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?, what is a zero percent plan?, what does the debtor pay in a zero percent plan?, how does the Mean's Test determine eligibility for a Chapter 13 zero percent plan?, and is a zero percent plan still an option if I have too much equity?
In this article, we discuss the necessity of legal expertise when applying for Medicaid and the common mistakes that applicants make when completing the process independently. We will answer the following questions: should I plan for nursing home assistance?, are my finances reviewed to determine Medicaid eligibility?, what if I need Medicaid eligibility now for nursing home costs?, what happens if I need to appeal a Medicaid denial?, and can I complete my Medicaid application by myself?
In this article we answer the frequently asked questions about civil no contact orders including what is a civil no contact order, who can file for a civil no contact order, and other important information about civil no contact orders including:What is a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, Who can file for a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, How much does it cost to file a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, Will I need to disclose my address to obtain a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, What information do I need to know about the perpetrator to ask for a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, What kind of proof do I need to obtain a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, Will I have to go through the process of obtaining a civil no contact order (CNCO) alone in Illinois?, Will I need to appear in front of a jury for a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, Where do I file for a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, What can a civil no contact order (CNCO) prohibit a person from doing in Illinois?, Are monetary damages available as part of a civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, How long can a civil no contact order (CNCO) last in Illinois?, What happens if the Respondent violates the civil no contact order (CNCO) in Illinois?, and What if I move? Will my Illinois civil no contact order (CNCO) still be effective?
In this article we will explore the concept of parallel parenting time including: what is parallel parenting?, what is the goal of parallel parenting?. what does it mean to be a high conflict couple?, is parallel parenting effective for couples with a history of domestic violence?, is parallel parenting wise in child abuse cases?, why is written communication necessary in parallel parenting?, what can we do if there is still conflict using parallel parenting?, and how does parallel parenting differ from co-parenting?
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