What are the defendants rights in small claims court in Will County in IL?
87467
It all sounds like small claims court is the right place.  The defendant needs to show up and present her story (and it would help if the ex-boyfriend presents his.)  If anybody ha any evidence of who owns the stuff (receipts, etc.) it would help win the case.
270472
Call or goto you local court house.
520266
Call the local bar association in that county.  They should be able to hook you up w/ someone who will take the case on a contingency basis.
774556
Generally speaking, small claims courts are state courts of limited jurisdiction (limited to hearing cases where the amount in controversy is less than $5,000). A corporation that does business in a state is subject to the jurisdiction of the courts in that state. Generally, every business that is authorized to do business in a state will be required to maintain a resident agent within that state. The name and address of the resident agent is generally filed with the Secretary of State and available to the public. Generally, whenever a lawsuit is filed against a corporation, whether domestic or foreign, the Plaintiff can serve the summons and complaint on the resident agent.\n\nGood luck!
1027489
Look in the phone book under county attorney.  When you find the number, you call it.  Hope this helps.
644843
Who says they can. they have to follow the same laws as you or I. If you feel they are breaking the law then file a petition with the county judge and demand prosecution. No one is above the law.
868562
You can very well file it in Tennessee court of small claims which has jurisdiction because the claimant stays there. If the person you are claiming against is a registered firm or company they mention in their documents as to where such legal claims against them can be filed.
509111
LOL I for the life of me have never heard of a civil rights case that was in small claims court... wait til I get to the court house this morning at 9am and tell everyone!  Thanks for the laugh.  The answer to your question is no.
500654
Don't worry about the statute of limitations. You have already won the lawsuit and the statute of limitations to collect the judgment will be a long time.\nThe type of supplemental hearing is described in sec 2-1420 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. It allows you to bring the person back to Court and ask them what they have and where they have it.\nThen you get a writ of attachment or a writ of garnishment to collect property from the places (like banks and employers) that you found have property belonging to the person.
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http://www.foreclosurefreesearch.com/county?state=IL&countyNo=031\n\nhttp://fedhomes.com/areaplans/Foreclosure_Search/index_html?state=IL&textGraphic=0&locationID=\n\nTry these links, perhaps they will help you out.  They appear to be free to access.  Good luck! :)
557056
NO, The State of Illinois cannot search your home without a warrant or probale cause. If they do you can probaly sue.
33730
You can look at the court records at any bankruptcy court's website.  The form of website is www.ilnb.uscourts.gov\n\nIn this example, IL is the state of Illinois, N is the Northern District and B is for bankruptcy.\n\nChange IL and N as necessary for your local court.  Follow the instructions for PACER-CM/ECF which you will find on the website to learn of a particular case.
211339
well good luck. you will have to take them 2 small claims court.
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http://www.illinoislegalaid.org/ Start here. I'm sure you'll find what you need.
98392
Go directly to the cook county courthouse, or call by phone and ask for the number to the records dept, and tell them what it is that you seek .  you might also try to go to www.stateofillinois.gov
619845
Someone or the county itself feels that have a right to payment or cause for action.