Supreme Court of Illinos – Chicago Evictions

Supreme Court issues Orders affecting evictions

February 24, 2021 by Richard Magnone

Three Illinois Supreme Court Orders

Yesterday, the Illinois Supreme Court entered three new general orders related to eviction proceedings and the Covid-19 pandemic. As reported by a local NBC affiliate, these changes come as a result of the work of the Illinois Judicial Conference Court Operations During COVID-19 Task Force and are in anticipation of the return of the eviction system at the end of the various Covid moratoriums. Let’s review them.

Possible shake-up coming to Illinois eviction procedure

March 1, 2018 by Richard Magnone

Changes to Illinois Eviction Complaints

UPDATE: see here
The Supreme Court Commission on Access to Justice, by way of proposal18-03 (UPDATE: the proposal language is no longer available and merely shows as withdrawn). is proposing a new supreme court rule that would change the basics of an eviction complaint throughout the state. The rule is set to be heard by the rules committee on March 26, 2018.

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