Law Offices of Michael F. Roe Family Law Blog: Once Again One of the “Best on the Planet!”

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An Illinois Appellate Court ruled in favor of a county in a lawsuit involving the county’s actions in regards to a tree trimming incident involving neighbors in Lugo v. Woodford County. Two neighboring property owners had ongoing issues with each other which were serious enough to cause one neighbor to seek a no-stalking, no contact order from the other neighbor. While his petition for a protective order was pending, the petitioning neighbor hired a tree trimmer to trim branches of a tree on his neighbor’s property that were overhanging onto his property. Because of the ongoing neighbor problems, the tree…
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At Rincker Law, PLLC, connecting with clients and the community goes far beyond legal services. It starts with thoughtful communication, clear messaging, and a strong digital presence. Behind much of that work is Paula Delghans, Marketing Coordinator, who plays a key role in shaping how the firm shows up, educates, and builds trust every day.
A Passion for Marketing and Creative Expression
Paula joined Rincker Law, PLLC with a clear goal in mind: to fully lean into marketing and content creation, the work that energizes her most. From the beginning, she has embraced the opportunity to bring ideas to…
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Chemical restraints in nursing homes are regulated by § 483.12, which grants residents the right to be free from any physical or chemical restraint not required to treat the resident’s medical symptoms. If your loved one was injured after being overmedicated, unusually sedated, or chemically restrained for staff convenience, Nursing Home Law Center can help you seek justice and hold the facility accountable.

What Is a Chemical Restraint?

Chemical restraint is the use of any type of medication to limit a person’s free body movement. Although chemical restraints are often used to restrict dangerous and uncontrollable behavior, nursing staff often…
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Fendi S.R.L. v. Schedule A Defendants, No. 25 C 14553, (N.D. Ill. Dec. 8, 2025) (Coleman, J.)Judge Coleman dismissed Fendi’s Schedule A trademark/copyright complaint without prejudice for lack of specific personal jurisdiction and improper joinder after the Court raised the issues sua sponte.While not reaching the merits of Lanham Act or copyright claims, the Court’s jurisdictional and joinder holdings have immediate significance for Schedule A litigation. The Court reiterated that operating an interactive website alone does not suffice; plaintiffs typically must show at least one Illinois sale and shipment or equivalent purposeful availment tied to the forum. Joinder…
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Most people don’t think twice about picking up groceries, but it does actually come with some risks, including food poisoning. While many people think of food poisoning coming from places like restaurants, grocery stores do their fair share of spreading food-borne contaminants. If someone can definitively trace a bout of food poisoning to food they bought at a grocery store, they may actually have a legal case.
An Illinois food poisoning attorney can review the evidence in your case and help you understand your options.
How Can a Grocery Store Cause Food Poisoning?
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You can withdraw a guilty plea in Illinois, but it is not automatic or easy. You have to file a formal motion with the court and give a valid legal reason why the plea should be undone. Withdrawing a guilty plea is not very common, partly because the legal standard is high and partly because many people do not realize it is an option at all. If you entered a guilty plea in 2026 and now believe it was a mistake, the Law Office of Patricia Magaña, LLC can help. Our Will County, IL criminal defense lawyer can help you…
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In Illinois, how far a parent can move without court approval depends on where the child currently lives. Some counties set the distance further than others. Moving beyond those limits requires either getting the other parent’s written agreement or asking a court for permission first.
Under the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, these rules apply to any parent who has been given the majority of parenting time or an equal share of parenting time. Knowing exactly where the line is can be the difference between a smooth move and a serious legal problem. If you have questions…
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Lane splitting can directly affect who is held liable in a motorcycle accident, and in Texas, it can significantly reduce or eliminate a rider’s ability to recover compensation. Determining the cause of an accident is a factor that courts and insurance companies use to assign fault.
Before you make any decisions about pursuing a claim, it is important to understand how lane splitting affects liability in your case. If you were involved in a motorcycle accident in 2026, the McKinney, TX motorcycle accident lawyer at Burress Injury Law is ready to help.
Is Lane Splitting Legal in Texas?
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Being an accomplice to murder in Illinois means you can be charged with and convicted of murder even if you did not pull the trigger or directly cause anyone’s death. Under 720 ILCS 5/5-2, Illinois law holds a person legally accountable for the conduct of another when they aid, agree to aid, or attempt to aid in the planning or commission of an offense with the intent to promote or facilitate it. This is known as accountability, and it is one of the most serious and far-reaching aspects of Illinois criminal law. If you are facing a murder charge…
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Home > Blog > Liberty Mutual Accident Claims in Illinois: What You Need to Know Filing a Claim With Liberty Mutual After an Illinois Car Accident If the other driver in your accident carries Liberty Mutual — or if you carry Liberty Mutual yourself — the claims phone number is …
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The $800 Offer: What Happens When State Farm Knows You Don’t Have a Lawyer A woman was hit at 55 miles per hour. She had a bruised sternum, possibly fractured, and she was still going to the doctor. State Farm offered her $800. Eight hundred dollars. For an injury that …
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Filing a mesothelioma lawsuit may seem overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate this process alone. Whether your case resolves in an out-of-court settlement or proceeds to trial, our attorneys can handle all of the legal legwork on your behalf.
From proving your asbestos exposure history to presenting your case before a judge and jury, we break down the asbestos trial process so families know what to expect and can feel confident every step of the way.
Attorney Daniel Blouin is a partner and lead mesothelioma trial lawyer at Simmons Hanly Conroy. With his extensive experience litigating mesothelioma cases, he…
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How Illinois Courts Divide Farm Assets in a Divorce is a critical topic for agricultural families across Central Illinois. For farmers in communities such as Champaign, Springfield, Bloomington, Decatur, Shelbyville, Effingham, and surrounding rural areas, divorce can raise complex questions about land, equipment, livestock, and financial interests. Unlike many traditional divorces, farm cases often involve high-value assets that are closely tied to both family legacy and business operations. Understanding how Illinois courts may approach the division of farm assets can help you better prepare and protect your interests.
Understanding Property Division Under Illinois Law
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Maria Pappas, the Cook County Treasurer, recently issued a report which explained that over a 30-year-period from 1995 to 2024, Cook County tax levies rose 182% from $6.8 billion to $19.2 billion, while inflation over that same period was 91%.  Further impacting taxpayers, average wages increased by about 161%. The study explains that voter-approved tax […]
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On April 17, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., the Asian American Bar Association of Chicago (AABA Chicago) in collaboration with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, will host a complimentary webinar focusing on federal motion practice. This special program, part of the Sidebar with Judge Kim series, will feature an engaging discussion moderated by Judge Kim and an outstanding panel of Federal Judges including Hon. Manish Shah, Hon. LaShonda Hunt, and Hon. Heather McShain.This event offers attendees a unique opportunity to learn from experienced judges and gain a deeper understanding of motion practice.  To register,…
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