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Old 11-24-2008, 02:46 AM
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Please...i need some advice...


What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? ILLINOIS

FIRST of all...i receive 1000/month in alimony for five years which will be up march '09

my divorce was in illinois...i now reside in missouri

can i file for a modification in missouri?

can i represent myself?

thanks in advance for any help you can give me...i was married for 22 years...my ex-husband makes 8xs the money i make...i am an RN and he now is the major stockholder of his deceased father's business which does approx 50 million in sales

our only son died when he was 20 (almost 5 years ago)
i have been able to work about 24 hours/wk

i have tried to cut down expenses, but if i loose the 1000/month i don't know what i'll do

i also pay for my medical out of pocket

i had some non-marital assets, which are dwindleing due to the stock market and having to use some for living expenses

Please, i need some advice...the lawyer i consulted with said "it will be a war" and could last 1.5 years and cost me over 20,000 before it's over and there are no guarantees i would prevail...i have depression and have been in treatment for many years...exacerbated by the death of my son...what should i do?

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