Stay of Judgment Pending Appeal: Avoid the Appeal-Bond TrapBy Richard Lee StavinsAugust 2011Article, Page 410Appellants often discover too late - and to their horror - that an appeal bond must be filed the same day the notice of appeal is due. Here's how the mysterious appeal-bond process works.
Confessions of an Illinois JudgmentBy Michael G. CortinaNovember 2010Article, Page 578As more loans go bad, banks looking to collect from defaulting borrowers are turning to judgments by confession. Here's how they work.
Collecting on a federal-court judgmentBy Helen W. GunnarssonFebruary 2010Lawpulse, Page 66Here's a step-by-step guide to actually getting that money you won for your client in federal court. The key: effectively using the powerful citation to discover assets.
Reviving Judgments in IllinoisBy Robert G. Markoff and Christopher J. McGeehanJanuary 2010Article, Page 40A summary of how the revival process works in light of recent changes.
Postjudgement Sanctions: Do Trial Courts Have Too Little Power?By Professor Jeffrey A. ParnessJune 2009Column, Page 314Illinois judges should be free to impose sanctions for misconduct after final judgement and on behalf of nonparties if the facts warrant.
Suing Defendants Who Later Declare Bankruptcy: Vacating a Dismissal for Want of ProsecutionBy Anna-Katrina S. Christakis and Jeffrey D. PilgrimAugust 2006Article, Page 432When a plaintiff's action is dismissed for want of prosecution while the defendant's bankruptcy is pending and the automatic stay is in place, the plaintiff can seek to have the dismissal vacated.
Claim of intrinsic fraud insufficient to set aside foreign judgmentMay 2001Illinois Law Update, Page 230On March 14, 2001, the Appellate Court of Illinois, First District, affirmed the lower court's refusal to set aside judgment rendered against the plaintiff in Kansas and registered in Illinois under the Illinois version of the Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgment Act (Act) (735 ILCS 5/12-640 et seq. (West 1998)).
Enforcing Judgments Against Property Held in Tenancy by the EntiretyBy Ronald R. Peterson and David R. SeligmanApril 1999Article, Page 196When and how can creditors attack married debtors' transfer of property from joint tenancy to tenancy by the entirety? A discussion of the murky law.