Illinois Complaint in Repletion is a legal document that is used when someone has had property taken from them wrongfully. It is a type of civil complaint that seeks to have the property returned to the rightful owner. The Complaint in Repletion is filed in the circuit court of the county in which the property is located. The Complaint in Repletion typically includes the following information: the Plaintiff's name, the Defendant's name, the location of the property, a description of the property, the date on which the property was wrongfully taken, and the damages sought. There are two types of Illinois Complaint in Repletion: a standard Complaint in Repletion, and an Expedited Complaint in Repletion. A standard Complaint in Repletion requires a full hearing before a judge. An Expedited Complaint in Repletion does not require a full hearing and can be decided by the court without a trial.