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In Illinois, you can file a Petitioners Counter Motion to Respondents Petition for Rule to Show Cause if the non-custodial parent and their attorney are not following court orders. Attorneys advising clients to obtain false protection orders can be reported to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. Misrepresentation and frivolous motions can be addressed in court. Hidden assets should be exposed during discovery. Consult a local attorney for specific guidance.

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So for example if the non-custodial parent through his attorney files a rule to show cars against me claiming that I have not been following court orders when the noncustodial parent and his attorney have not been following the court orders do I file a motion for a petition or an objection
Hello Alisa, I understand your situation. The best approach can depend on the specific laws in your jurisdiction. Could you please tell me where you are located?
Chicago Illinois cook county and this is pertaining to a child support case
Hello Alisa, in Cook County, Illinois:
- You can file a response to the motion, denying the allegations.
- You may also file a counter-motion, citing the non-compliance of the other parent.
- Consult a local attorney for specifics.
This is general guidance, not legal advice.
What is a counter motion and how do I title it
A counter motion is a legal document that responds to a motion filed by another party. You title it as "Respondent's Counter Motion to [Original Motion's Title]." Always check local court rules for specific format requirements. This is not legal advice.
I am the pro Se Petitioner and the noncustodial parent is the respondent in this case
Understood, Alisa. As the pro Se Petitioner, you can title your counter motion as "Petitioner's Counter Motion to [Respondent's Motion's Title]". Please ensure you include your case number and other relevant details. Always follow local court rules for formatting. Remember, this is general guidance, not legal advice.
His attorney filed a petition for rule to show cause Against me so can I still file a counter motion or what should I file
In Cook County, Illinois:
- You can file a "Petitioner's Counter Motion to the Respondent's Petition for Rule to Show Cause".
- Discuss your situation with a local attorney to ensure accurate filing.
- Note that this is general guidance, not legal advice.
OK so if they filed a petition for Rue to show cars against me claiming that I have not followed court orders when the noncustodial parent and his attorney have not been following court orders what do I need to file or what should I file and what should I title it
In Cook County, Illinois:
- You should file a "Petitioner's Counter Motion to Respondent's Petition for Rule to Show Cause".
- Detail your adherence to court orders and their non-compliance.
- Please consult a local attorney for accuracy.
This is general guidance, not legal advice.
Is it unusual for an attorney who is representing the noncustodial parent and an ongoing child support case for child support and full coverage of educational expenses and cook county Illinois to advise or tell the non-custodial parent to obtain an emergency order of protection against me out of a different Illinois county as pro Se
In Cook County, Illinois:
- Attorneys can advise clients on protection orders if they perceive a threat.
- Filing out-of-county could be due to jurisdictional reasons or strategic choices.
- Discuss this with a local attorney for clarity.
This is general guidance, not legal advice.
I find it unusual for reasons that the judge on June *, * ordered the noncustodial parent and me to both submit applications to the parent plus loans which the noncustodial parents attorney is the one that drafted the court order and the judge signed on July * on July * to noncustodial parent obtained an emergency order of protection with false allegations which he was denied because I used his attorneys drafted court order to get it dismissed and custodial parent stated to the other judge out of Kane county Illinois that it was his attorney who told him to obtain the order that is unethical and unusual
In Illinois, it is generally unusual for a judge to instruct parties to apply for loans. It's also concerning if a lawyer advised a client to make false allegations. If you believe this behavior is unethical, you can report it to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. This is not legal advice.
What are these tactics such as this where this attorney deliberately misrepresented what the judge ordered in her drafted court order advised her client to obtain a false emergency order of protection out of a different Illinois county and continues filing frivolous motions and now is attempting to quash A Hidden fake account I discovered for the noncustodial parent
In Illinois, legal professionals are expected to follow ethical guidelines. If you believe there's a violation:
- Misrepresentation can be reported to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
- For frivolous motions, you can request the court to sanction the attorney.
- Hidden assets can be exposed during discovery.
Please consult a local attorney. This isn't legal advice.
I want to know what this can be explained that ass such as these tactics by this attorney
In Illinois:
- These could be potential unethical practices.
- You may report to Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
- Consult a local attorney to validate your suspicions.
This is not legal advice.
So for example I want to point out to the judge that the non-custodial parents attorney deliberately misrepresented what the judge ordered told her client to go to a different Illinois county and obtain an emergency order of protection which false allegations to deliberately delay and cause a third missed payment for our twin sons college tuitions and is now attempting to conceal or quash The noncustodial parents recently discovered hidden account that I have subpoenaed The bank records for after she repeatedly told the judge that the noncustodial parent does not have hidden income Nour Hidden account
In Illinois, you can:
- Document these actions in a motion or during hearings.
- Request the court to consider these actions in their decision.
- Report to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
Please consult a local attorney. This isn't legal advice.
I want to know how to describe if I have to describe terror tactics in her actions in a few words what were those words me
In legal context, such tactics may be referred to as "abuse of process", "procedural manipulation", or "strategic litigation". Remember, this is general guidance, not legal advice.