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Chancery (CH)

is an equitable relief in matters such as foreclosures, trusts, and title to real property.

This case category includes the following:

  • Construction of Inter vivos trust
  • Construction of testamentary trust (after P (probate) case is disposed)
  • Contract Actions
  • Equitable Lien
  • Exhume Body
  • Foreclosure
  • Injunction (except in Tax and Dissolution cases)
  • Interpleader
  • Mechanic’s Lien Foreclosure
  • Partition
  • Partnership Dissolution
  • Quiet Title
  • Rescision of Contract
  • Restraining Order
  • Specific Performance
  • Structured settlement (Original Action to Assign)
  • Trust Administration

Chancery FAQs

You may file a Motion and Notice of Motion, appear in court and ask the judge for a new mediation date. Your request will be at the discretion of the judge.

Typically, a tenant has thirty days to vacate the premises after a sheriff’s sale is confirmed. However, each case may vary and you should carefully read your court order to see how much time was allotted.

JUDICIAL AND FORECLOSURE SALES

Person to Hold Judicial or Foreclosure Sales of Real Estate

Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, all Judicial and Foreclosure Sales of Real Estate ordered as of the result of the foreclosure of a mortgage shall be assigned to the Court's Auctioneer who acts on behalf of both the Sheriff of Will County and the Circuit Court. The Court's Auctioneer shall prepare all documents required. The attorney for plaintiff shall furnish all information requested by the Court’s Auctioneer. The Plaintiff shall also give notice of the sale pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/15-1507(c)(3) to all parties in the action who have appeared and have not been found by the Court to be in default for failure to plead.

 

Chancery Forms
Lis Pendens Notice - 15D

Written Notice Used to Record That Lawsuit Concerning Real Estate Has Been Filed

Lis Pendens Notice - 15D

Verified Statement - 150

Verified Statement That Places Plaintiff in or Exempts Plaintiff From Particular Tier

Verified Statement - 150

About the Clerk's Office

It is the mission of the Circuit Clerk's Office to serve the citizens of Will County and the participants of the judiciary system in a timely and cost-effective manner, providing all court records, information and services with courtesy, efficiency and impartiality. 

Public Notice

The 12th Judicial Circuit prohibits all weapons, outside food and drink and all recording devices including cell phones with cameras from courthouses.  Please leave these items in your car or at home, as there are no storage facilities on-site. 

Firearms are not permitted in any Circuit Court building pursuant to 430 ILCS 66/65(a)(4).
Contact

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Office of the Circuit Clerk
Will County Court House
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Joliet, IL 60432
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