Late Motion Notice Concerns

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In Illinois, parties can file motions to challenge evidence, and notices should be provided in a reasonable time frame. If you receive a notice less than 48 hours before a hearing, you can object in court or request a continuance. You may also file a motion to request more time to respond or oppose the strike. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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It appears that you are dealing with a child support case and a related motion to strike evidence. In Illinois:
- Parties may file motions to challenge evidence
- Notices should be provided in a reasonable time frame
- Hearings can be scheduled at the court's discretion
Note: This is general information and may not apply exactly to your situation. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.
But is she allowed to send me a notice of her motion to strike my evidence less than * hours before our hearing that was sets for a start his car
In Illinois, there's no fixed rule for notice period of motions. However, good practice and due process require reasonable notice. If you feel it's insufficient, you can object in court or request a continuance to respond.
So there’s nothing I can file against her I cannot file and proper notice or anything
In Illinois, you could potentially file a motion to request more time to respond due to the short notice, or even a motion to oppose the strike. Please consult with a local attorney to discuss your options.