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Mindy Jensen
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Need Illinois Eviction Information

Mindy Jensen
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  • Longmont, CO
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My friend's mom has lived with a man for 14 years. He has never paid rent, but his Social Security check is direct deposited into her account. He has just about bled her dry, and she wants him out. 

Things escalated last weekend and she was able to get an emergency order of protection this morning, which has not yet been served. 

My friend would like information regarding eviction and the order of protection. If the order of protection is served first, he must vacate the property for 3 weeks. She has heard there is a 5-day eviction that can be had. 

Any information or referrals to attorneys familiar with Will County would be super appreciated! Thanks!

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