Child Support Modification Process

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You can submit a motion to modify a child support order in Cook County if there is a significant change in income, childs needs, or custody. If the judge bases decisions on false statements, you can file an appeal or request a new hearing. To request a new hearing, draft a Motion for a New Hearing or Motion to Reconsider, specify reasons, submit it at the courthouse, and serve the other party with a copy. Check local court rules for specifics.

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Lula
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SH Chicago Illinois cook county child support judge Delays my case for a motion to reconsider by continuing goalie citing with opposing parties baseless motions can I fail to modify the order with nothing but the documented evidence
Hello Lula. You have the right to submit a motion to modify a child support order in Cook County. It usually relies on:
- Significant change in income
- Change in child's needs
- Change in custody
Remember, it's up to the judge to decide and consider all evidence presented.
But what if the judge is making these decisions based on the opposing parties false statements without any documented evidence when I have provided overwhelming documented evidence
Hello Lula, in such scenarios, you can:
- File an appeal against the decision
- Request for a new hearing
Remember, legal representation can be beneficial in such situations. Stay persistent and continue to present your documented evidence.
How do I request a new hearing
To request a new hearing in Cook County, you should:
- Draft a 'Motion for a New Hearing' or 'Motion to Reconsider'
- Specify reasons for the request
- Submit it at the courthouse
- Serve the other party with a copy
Remember to check the local court rules for specifics.