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Are Illinois Landlords Protected from Foreclosures Due to COVID-19? There is no doubt that the global coronavirus pandemic has led to public health as well as economic impacts. In an effort to stop or slow the spread of the highly contagious virus, many states have issued stay-at-home orders. As a result, numerous non-essential businesses have been temporarily closed, putting many
2020 Marengo Township Property Assessment | Tax Appeal On November 2, 2020, Marengo Township published its 2020 Township Assessments. The first set of numbers on your tax bill is “11-“. If you are an Marengo Township property owner you have 30 days from the date of publication to file an appeal to your property assessment (property tax appeal). If you
What Are the Benefits of Family Law Mediation in Illinois? When a couple gets a divorce, it may be amicable or contentious depending on the reasons for the split. There are many decisions that need to be made before both spouses can move on, but this can be a difficult undertaking. If spouses cannot agree, they may have to go
K-Love Interview of Attorney Tracy McGongile Attorney Tracy McGonigle was asked to give an interview about her work with with HAHS this Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020, at 2 pm CST, on K-Love Radio. Click here to tune in.
I Just Got Into a Car Accident – What Do I Do Next? Whether you are operating your vehicle or you are riding in a car as a passenger, you do not expect to be involved in an accident during your travels, but it can and does occur. Despite less cars on the road due to the stay-at-home orders issued
Know Your Rights Under the Stable Holder Lien Act Owning a horse is a big responsibility, since it may involve boarding the horse at a stable if it is not on your own property. Unfortunately, disputes can occur between stable management companies that board animals and horse owners when their boarding fees are not paid. In general, a horse owner
2020 Nunda Township Property Assessment | Tax Appeal On October 6, 2020, Nunda Township published its 2020 Township Assessments. The first set of numbers on your tax bill is “14-“ or “15-“. If you are an Nunda Township property owner you have 30 days from the date of publication to file an appeal to your property assessment (property tax appeal).
September 2020, 2nd District Civil Decision Digest Illinois Appellate Court Click Here to Download PDF Copy Table of Contents Aliens, Immigration, and Citizenship 1 Contracts 1 Foreclosures & Real Estate Transactions 2 Mandamus 3 Wills & Probate Estates 3 About the Contributor 4 Aliens, Immigration, and Citizenship In re Parentage of Ervin C.-R., 2020 IL App (2d) 200236 Date Published:
For Sale by Owner – Do I need a lawyer for this? So you’re thinking of selling your home! Whether you’re taking advantage of the market, upgrading your starter home, or making room for a new arrival, you’re probably wondering: Do I need a lawyer for this? An experienced real estate lawyer will work closely with your realtor
2020 Algonquin Township Property Assessment | Tax Appeal On September 28, 2020, Algonquin Township published its 2020 Township Assessments. The first set of numbers on your tax bill is “19-“ or “20-“. If you are an Algonquin Township property owner you have 30 days from the date of publication to file an appeal to your property assessment (property tax appeal).