Is there a statute of limitations on divorce decrees in Illinois?  If so, how long?
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What do you mean by a statute of limitations on divorce decrees?  Those two don't normally go together.\n\nDo you mean on how long they are good for?  That's forever.\n\nDo you mean how long before you have to get one?\n\nPlease clarify.  Thanks!\n\nOK, gotcha now.\n\nIf you have children, you can go back for a review of any of the terms of child support, etc.  And will be able to until the children are 18.\n\nAs far as a divorce decree, no.  Once its over, its over and final.  And even if you have kids, you still can't go back to revisit any of the terms that pertain to you or your husband (i.e. division of property, alimony, etc.)\n\nThere is no going back to review a divorce decree unless in rare cases of say you were on medication that made you unable to enter a legal agreement.  Or in some other situation where you were not able to enter into a legal agreement.  And then it would still be hard to do and possible wouldn't work anyway.\n\nSorry you got the short end of the stick.  A lot of times people do divorces without a lawyer because of the money, then they find out later that they got a raw deal.  This happens a lot where the wife is left bewildered and the husband says, "well you don't have to pay for an attorney, just let mine take care of it." I have a friend going through that now. Live and learn is the best you can do.  :-)
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It really depends on your state statutes.\n\nBut generally it can take as little as a few weeks to a couple years.\n\nBe sure to answer the summons so they do not get a default judgment against you.\n\nLearn your rights, learn how to fight a law suit.\n\nIf you are not up to fighting on your own, get a lawyer. But I would still recommend that you learn your rights.
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30 days.  You can find forms at http://www.divorce-forms.com/ARIZONA-DIVORCE-FORMS.html
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=Texas there are two grounds for a no-fault divorce. (1) the marriage has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of personalities that has destroyed the legitimate ends of the marriage relationship and prevents any reasonable expectation of reconciliation; or (2) living separate and apart without cohabitation for 3 years. [Texas Codes Annotated; Family Code, Chapters 6.001 and 6.006].\n\nClick on the link below for a very informative site. Best wishes
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Depends on the applicable state's statute of limitations. It varies from state to state.
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16 years ago the statute of limitations is well past. You ahve nothing to worry about!!
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It can only be dissolved by the court that issued it. Most are for 6 months or one year. Once they expire, they're moot. One can petition to have the order dissolved or on good cause have it vacated and set aside if there is evidence it was entered erroneously.
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In most states, the statute of limitations is based on the type of claim, not the court where it will be filed.  California has a 4 year statute for breach fo written contract and 2 years for breach of a verbal contract.  It doesn't matter if the case can be filed in small claims court or not.
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Probably 2 years from discovery, but you should call an attorney, in your area to make sure.  We live in 50 different countries, all under one umbrella called the USofA.\nAnd so, the laws are different in each state, and each county for that matter.\n\n\nBest to ask a lawyer.
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Depends on charge type, you have to convince a judge you have cause, but it is standard operating procedere in all DV cases. If you want it droped then you both have to apperar before the judge.\n\nGood Luck, Im looking at 1-3 years because of the system
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There is no time limit.  You must petition the courts (best get an attorney to help) to have this rectified.
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The easiest way to find out the statute of limitation is to consult an attorney in your state. Usually, if he/she works in Tort law (which handles negligence & malpractice) and if the case is not complex, he/she will know it off the top of his/her head. Hope this helps point you in the right direction.
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Ni hao. Huan-ying Meiguo.\n\nYes, a divorce could well impact your residency here. One of my friends, who is from Beijing, put off divorcing her Americna husband until she got her US citizenchip, so she could stay.\n\nYour mother should contact her own attorney as soon as possible for a full explanation of her rights.\n\nIf you live in Illinois and need assistance,  or just want general advice on getting a lawyer, feel free to email me.\n\nZai jian.
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First of all, assuming the mismanagement is an ongoing issue the statute of limitations would likely not be seen as having begun to run.  However, if this is a past issue then it might start from the date of the last action of mismanagement or it might start from the date of the realization of the mismanagement, which could be recent.  Regardless, this issue will be likely litigated in court if at all applicable.\n\nHowever, only a lawyer licensed in Illinois can advise you how the Statute of Limitations might apply in Illinois.
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That's 'statute' of limitations, and it depends on which state you file that will in.
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On criminal case, the prosecutor can file charges until it reaches its statue of limitation.  For high felonies, like murder, there is no statue of limitation.  They have at least two year to file charges for minor crimes.  It is longer for more serious violations.
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Not a "done deal" until the Decree is filed and 30 days has passed from that time. You have 30 days to appeal to the Supreme Court (of your State) from the filing of the final Order or Decree. If you want a New Trial (usually what is done first) that must be filed within 10 days. Most of the time the Decree is done within 30 days after the Court ruling or agreement of the parties.