Drafting Court Order Language

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If both your objection and motion to strike are granted, you can state in your court order: The Court has granted the Petitioners objection and motion to strike the Respondents motion to quash the subpoena for Bank of America records. Access to these records is hereby granted to the Petitioner.

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I have some questions about how do I state something in my court order that I am drafting for example I served a subpoena I’m Bank of America for the respondents bank records and discovered that he had a hidden bank account and the respondents attorney filed a motion to quash my subpoena I filed a objection to the respondents motion to quash my subpoena for Bank of America records I also filed a motion to strike the respondents motion for my subpoena served on Bank of America and if the judge grants me to receive those bank records how would I think that petitioners discovery of Bank of America records Grant
Hello Alisa, I understand you are drafting a court order and want to know how to state certain elements, especially if you get access to the Bank of America records. Before proceeding, could you please confirm your location? The laws and procedures can differ based on jurisdiction.
Chicago Illinois cook county first district
Hello Alisa, you could state it as follows:
*. Petitioner, upon discovery of Bank of America records, discovered hidden assets.
*. Respondent's counsel filed a motion to quash the subpoena.
*. Petitioner objected and filed a motion to strike the respondent's motion.
*. The court granted the petitioner access to the bank records.
Ensure the document reflects the process chronologically.
I’m asking if the judge grants me to receive the bank records as they filed a motion to quash my subpoena I filed a motion to strike their motion to quash my subpoena so if the judge says yes that I can get the records and strikes their motion how would I properly stated in my court order what I state petitioners discovery of respondents Bank of America records granted
Hello Alisa, if the judge grants you access to the records, you can state it as: "The Court has granted the petitioner's motion to strike the respondent's motion to quash the subpoena for Bank of America records. Petitioner's discovery of respondents' Bank of America records is hereby granted."
So if I filed An objection to the respondents motion to quash my subpoena and a motion to strike respondents motion to quash my subpoena and if they both get granted by the judge how do I freeze it
Hello Alisa, if the judge grants your motions, you can't "freeze" it per se. However, you can ask for a stay of the order while you appeal if necessary. It would be best to consult with a local attorney for specifics.
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If both my objection and motion to strike respondents motion to quash my subpoena for Bank of America records get granted by the judge how do I stick that in my cart order
Hello Alisa, if both your objection and motion to strike are granted, you can state in your court order: "The Court has granted the Petitioner's objection and motion to strike the Respondent's motion to quash the subpoena for Bank of America records. Access to these records is hereby granted to the Petitioner."