Summary
To access a spouses account, you generally need their consent. For financial support, you can request temporary support or seek legal counsel. Your husband can claim you on taxes if criteria are met, but you can refuse. Changing your last name after marriage is optional. For mobile homes in Illinois, the Mobile Home Landlord and Tenant Rights Act applies, and grounds for eviction include non-payment of rent or park rule violations. Consult a legal professional for personalized advice.Full Conversation
I need to get a hold of my husband account
Hello Marie, could you please specify what type of account you're referring to? Moreover, could you share your location so I can provide more accurate information?
Illinois
Hello Marie, to access a spouse's account, you generally need their consent. If it's a financial account and you're facing a legal issue such as divorce, it might involve:
- Submitting a formal request to the bank
- Presenting a court order
Could you clarify the nature of the account and your reason for needing access?
He won't help me with bills
Hello Marie, in Illinois, if you're dealing with legal separation or divorce, you may:
- Request temporary financial support from your spouse in court
- Seek legal counsel for matters like property division
- File a marital debt claim
Please consult a legal professional for accurate guidance.
We're not divorcing
Hello Marie, If you're not divorcing, you can:
- Speak to a family law attorney
- Consider mediation to resolve disputes
- Seek financial counseling
However, accessing his account without his consent can lead to legal issues.
Can my husband claim me in taxes if I don't want him to
Hello Marie, in Illinois:
- Your husband can claim you as a dependent on his taxes if you meet certain criteria.
- If you both file separately, he needs your consent to do so.
- If you don't want this, it's best to communicate with him or consult a tax advisor.
Do I have to change my last name to his
Hello Marie, in Illinois:
- Changing your last name after marriage is optional, not mandatory.
- If you choose to do so, you'll need to update your name on all legal documents.
- If you decide not to, there's no legal obligation to change it.
What are grounds in Illinois for a mobil home in a park
Hello Marie, in Illinois, for a mobile home in a park:
- The Mobile Home Landlord and Tenant Rights Act applies.
- You have the right to sell your mobile home within the park.
- Grounds for eviction include non-payment of rent or violation of park rules.
- You should always refer to your lease agreement for specific terms.