Perjury In Divorce Proceedings

Summary

If you suspect perjury in your illinois divorce case, you may file a motion to reopen the case based on new evidence or fraud. Consulting another family law attorney in illinois could provide further guidance. If financial issues arise, consider consulting a bankruptcy attorney. If dissatisfied with legal representation, you can file a complaint with the illinois attorney registration & disciplinary commission. Self-representation and legal aid services are also options to explore.

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My wofe committed perjury on both her financial affidavits. In our illinois divorce process. I have documented evidence that i got during the discovery process. My attorney at the time of divorce trial said it was too late to.bring to judges attention. I was told that signing the marital settlement agreement was in my best interest. Now i am going to be homesless and file bankruptcy. What can i do?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Here are a few general steps you might consider:
- File a Motion: You could file a motion to reopen the divorce case based on newly discovered evidence or fraud.
- Consult Another Attorney: It may be helpful to consult with another attorney who specializes in family law in Illinois to explore your options.
- Bankruptcy Options: Consult a bankruptcy attorney to understand your options for financial relief.
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What if attorneys are not helping. Ive hired three different attorneys. All of them have failed to help me.
It sounds like a really tough situation, ****. You might consider:
- Filing a Complaint: Report the attorneys to the Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission if you believe they acted unethically.
- Self-Representation: You could explore representing yourself with the documented evidence you have.
- Legal Aid: Check if you qualify for free legal aid services in Illinois.
Would you like more information on any of these options?