Chicagoland Singles

My dad signed up with Chicagoland Singles. He paid $9,000.00, met with Chicagoland Singles one time, took a headshot for his profile, and never went out on a single date. When I found out that my dad signed up with Chicagoland Singles, I immediately e-mailed Chicagoland Singles and told them that my dad had been diagnosed with dementia, and asked to get out of the contract, and get a refund. I even offered Chicagoland Singles $2,000.00 for their time, and only asked for $7,000.00 back. I told the woman I spoke with that I'm a lawyer and mental deficiency or illness, such as dementia, is a defense to contract formation under Illinois law. She refused to refund my dad a penny. I just filed a lawsuit against Chicagoland Singles based on (1) the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act, and based on (2) financial exploitation of an elderly person in violation of 720 ILCS 5/17-56, et seq.