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1. www.wikihow.legal › File-a-Civil-Lawsuit-in-IllinoisHow to File a Civil Lawsuit in Illinois - wikiHow Legal

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   Jan 22, 2022 · If you're filing a civil suit in Illinois, you typically will file in circuit court, although which one will depend on where the incident took place that gave rise to the dispute and where the person you want to sue lives.

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2. www.cookcountyclerkofcourt.org › online-caseOn-line Case Information | Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook ...

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   The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County provides on-line case information as a public service. This service is intended to be used as a resource to determine the general status of historical and active court cases.

3. www.illinoiscourts.gov › self-help › resources-forResources for Self-Represented Litigants | Illinois Courts

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   • To Talk to A Court Guide at Illinois Court Help
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   Illinois Court Help has guides to help you understand and go through the court process, wherever you are in Illinois. Call 833-411-1121 or visit ilcourthelp.gov.

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   Attending Court by Phone or Video? Find answers to questions and tips for court users going to court using Zoom and other resources here

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   You must electronically file (e-file) all court documents in civil cases in Illinois unless (1) you are an inmate in a prison or jail and you do not have a lawyer; (2) you are filing a will; (3) you are filing into a juvenile court case; (4) you have a disability that prevents you from e-filing; or (5) for good cause. The first 4 exemptions are aut...

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   For a general overview of e-filing, please review this flyer in English and Spanish. For information about how to successfully e-file in Odyssey eFileIL, please review these resources. Para obtener información sobre cómo presentar correctamente “e-filing” en Odyssey eFileIL, revise estos recursos.

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   For Free or Low Cost Legal Advice If you are representing yourself and have a question about your case, you can submit a question to the Illinois Free Legal Answers and have it answered by a pro bono lawyer. You must meet income qualifications to use the program. In Chicago and Cook County, please call CARPLS at (312) 738-9200 for free or low-cost ...

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   For free legal information and legal aid referrals, please visit Illinois Legal Aid Online. To see the overall process of getting a divorce in Illinois when you have children, please click here. For information about civil appeals, please see the Guide for Appeals to the Illinois Appellate Court for Self-Represented Litigants. For more information ...

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   These resources can only provide you with information and CANNOT give you legal advice. For legal advice, contact a lawyer (see information above). COVID H.E.L.P. Chat Bot COVID H.E.L.P. (Housing and Economic Loss Prevention) is a statewide initiative to provide no-cost legal guidance and referrals to representation to Illinoisans experiencing comm...

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4. www.illinoislegalaid.org › legal-information › how-eHow to e-file a civil case - Cook County (1st District)

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   Cases can be submitted online using a computer or on one of the public-access e-file workstations at the courthouse. Unless you have been given an e-file exemption or have a sensitive case, all civil cases must be filed electronically.

5. www.illinoislegalaid.org › legal-information › lawLaw basics: where to file a civil lawsuit | Illinois Legal ...

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   This video will help you determine where to file your court case. The video explains what cases can be filed in state court and what cases can be filed in federal court. Additionally, administrative agencies and hearings are explained.

6. www.illinoiscourts.gov › eservices › electronicElectronic Record (E-Record) | Office of the Illinois Courts

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   In November 2012, the Supreme Court approved Electronic Record Guidelines (Guidelines) for application to implement an electronic record program, to be used to guide the Circuit Courts through the application process. At this time, E-Record is limited to civil case types only.

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   Do I need to e-file a civil case in Illinois?

   • You must electronically file (e-file) all court documents in civil cases in Illinois unless (1) you are an inmate in a prison or jail and you do not have a lawyer; (2) you are filing a will; (3) you are filing into a juvenile court case; (4) you have a disability that prevents you from e-filing; or (5) for good cause.

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   How do I file a civil case in Illinois?

   • Illinois requires all civil cases to be filed electronically unless you've been given an e-filing exemption. Cases can be submitted online using a computer or on one of the public-access e-file workstations at the courthouse. Unless you have been given an e-file exemption or have a sensitive case, all civil cases must be filed electronically.

   How to e-file a civil case - Cook County (1st District) | Illinois

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   Can I file a lawsuit in Illinois?

   • Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 7,345 times. If you've suffered a harm for which a business or another individual is liable, you may decide you want to file a lawsuit. In Illinois, most civil lawsuits begin in circuit court, which is the state trial court of general jurisdiction....

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   What is the Illinois Supreme Court Library?

   • The Illinois Supreme Court Library provides several topical research guides to aid users with their research. These guides are not exhaustive lists of all the resources available, rather they are a starting point. Please note that the Illinois Supreme Court Library does not hold all of the items listed in these guides.

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8. www.illinoiscourts.gov › courts › supreme-courtResearch Guides | Office of the Illinois Courts

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   The following research guides offer resources for getting started with civil cases in the Illinois Circuit Courts. "Starting and Responding to a Civil Case" provides general information and terminology that is useful for any civil case.