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dkehoe8634

Junior Member
Is it illegal in Illinois to live with someone else once you have been legally divorced with children? Somebody told me it violates a Cohabitation law..

Thank You

Very Respectfully,

David Kehoe
 


cyjeff

Senior Member
Sometimes, jurisdictions will have a limit on the number of unrelated adults that live in a single dwelling, but I have never heard of any other type of cohabitation law.

I am not saying it doesn't exist... but it would be at a VERY low level of government... like town, district, borough or township.
 

Isis1

Senior Member
there is a cohabitation clause that can be attached to the divorce decree. now that is what they may have been referring to.

breaking that clause, does have some penalties.
 

cyjeff

Senior Member
there is a cohabitation clause that can be attached to the divorce decree. now that is what they may have been referring to.

breaking that clause, does have some penalties.
Yeah, but when he said "somebody" told him, it didn't sound like he was referring to his attorney or to a judge.

That usually means that "somebody" was drinking a beer at the time and thought he heard about a law somewhere.
 

Isis1

Senior Member
Yeah, but when he said "somebody" told him, it didn't sound like he was referring to his attorney or to a judge.

That usually means that "somebody" was drinking a beer at the time and thought he heard about a law somewhere.
LOL!! so true. i'm really not liking that group of people. there's Nobody, Someone, They, Somebody, and I Don't Know.
 

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