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Illinois Child Support Judgments are Forever

In Illinois, judgments for child support do not expire.  A case known as In Re Saputo illustrated Illinois family law on this issue.  In that case, an ex-wife was owed a huge amount of unpaid child support and the accrued interest over a decades-long period because her ex-husband failed to pay.  Despite the fact that the last payment was due over 20 years before the attempt to co...

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New Illinois Child Support Collection Case - Employer Whacked for Non-Payment of Support!

A recent case from the Illinois Appellate Court, Second District (covering DuPage County, among others), upheld a trial court penalty of $369,000 against an employer for failure to obey a child support withholding order.  The trial court hit the employer, Knobias, Inc. with the $100 per day statutory penalty for failing to withhold the full amount of support set forth in the withholding or...

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DuPage Divorce Lawyer Raiford Palmer Named to ISBA Family Law Section

We are pleased to announce that President-Elect Jack Carey of the Illinois State Bar Association reappointed family law and divorce attorney Raiford Palmer to the ISBA Family Law Section Council for the 2008-2009 year. The Section Council, comprised of approximately 55 family law lawyers and judges from across the State of Illinois, has an important role in shaping Illinois divorce and family l...

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