Uncovering Hidden Financial Assets

Summary

Judges must follow the law and prioritize childrens welfare. If you believe a judges decision is based on false statements or hidden assets, you can appeal. Consult an attorney for specific advice.

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Show me an ongoing child support case pertaining to child support payments and full coverage of educational expenses where the child support payments were set by the judge based on false misleading statements written in a pretrial memorandum O’Neal November *, * I done filed a motion for reconsideration of child support payments Aydan filed a petition for full coverage of educational expenses a pre-trial for my motion for reconsideration and petition for full coverage of educational expenses was held on June *, * which was set for a continued pre-trial which was supposed to be today August *, * after the pre-trial on June *, * I obtain a subpoena stand by the stand by the circuit clerk of court county and issued it on Bank of America and discovered the respondent has a second hidden bank account that was not disclosed in this case the judge however stopped me from receiving those records which is unusual the respondent was not ordered to cover any educational expenses but the judge did order that my boys apply for student loans which is again unusual to be making such orders and making statements that the respondent cannot afford educational expenses but she stopping me from receiving the bank records from a hidden bank account she told me that I need her permission to submit a subpoena she told me I can submit the subpoena but I need to state on the subpoena that the bank send the records to her and only her again it’s unusual and ordering that the boys apply for student loans without knowing the respondents actual income is only inflicting further financial burden hardship on my children
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. However, I must clarify that I don't have access to specific case details or court records. For your situation:
*. A subpoena should follow local court rules.
*. Judges can order parties to apply for student loans.
*. Judges have discretion on how to handle subpoenas.
Please consult with your attorney for personalized advice. Can you share your location for more specific information?
But how can that be how do you see that fair if the respondent had a Hidden bank accounts entire time when child support payments were sent and my boys are being ordered to apply for student loans how do we know what the respondent can and cannot afford if we don’t know his actual income
I understand your frustration. In most jurisdictions:
- Discovery can be used to uncover hidden assets.
- Judges often base decisions on presented evidence.
- Financial affidavits may be required for accurate child support calculations.
Please consult a local attorney for tailored advice. Can I help you find legal resources in your area?
This judge made her rulings based on statements not evidence false statements
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you believe the judge made a decision based on false statements, you may have grounds for an appeal. The exact process will depend on your location. Would you mind sharing where this is taking place?
This is in Chicago Illinois cook county
I understand your concern. In Illinois:
- Appeals can be filed if you believe a decision was unjust.
- You must file a Notice of Appeal within 30 days of the decision.
- You should consult an appellate lawyer for detailed guidance.
Here's the contact info for the Illinois Appellate Court:

Illinois Appellate Court - First District~
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N. LaSalle St. 14th Floor, Chicago, IL *
Website: www.illinoiscourts.gov/Court/AppellateCourt/1st_Dist.asp

I am trying to figure out here how can a child support judge who is supposed to be prioritizing the children’s welfare needs and educational needs be making such statements and rules based on false statements without a single provided documented evidence and keeping me from getting the records from the Hidden account
I understand your frustration. In Illinois:
- Judges use discretion in making decisions.
- Evidence provided can influence these decisions.
- If you believe decisions are unjust, consider filing an appeal.
Please consult with an attorney for specific advice.
I just wanna know because that is concerning ordering that the boys apply for student loans without knowing the respondent actual income
I understand your concern. A judge's decision can be influenced by many factors. If you believe an error was made, you might want to consider an appeal or judicial review. Have you consulted with a lawyer about this matter?
The judge is allowing me to submit another subpoena but I cannot receive the records which is also concerning against child support payments and educational expenses why should my boys have to apply for student loans if say the respondents income is $*,* per month how would that be fair
I understand your concern. In Illinois:
- Judges have discretion to rule on subpoenas.
- Child support calculations consider both parents' incomes.
- Educational expenses can be allocated to both parents.
Discuss these issues with your lawyer and explore all legal options.
I have provided all my finances that issue here is there was a recently discovered second tenant bank account for the respondent which the judge does not want me to get what is making rulings for my boys to apply for student loans which burdens them financially when the respondents income is unknown as there is a second hidden bank account
I understand your concern. In Illinois:
- Judges have the right to control access to certain evidence.
- If you suspect hidden assets, you may request a discovery process.
- If you believe rulings are unjust, consider filing an appeal.
Please consult an attorney for specific advice.
So you’re saying judges have the right to help the respondent conceal income and burden the children
No, that's not what I'm saying. Judges must follow the law and make decisions in the best interest of the children. If you believe the judge has ruled unjustly, you can appeal the decision. Always consult your attorney for advice tailored to your situation.
Well as I know the law in Illinois in a civil case especially for child support payments and educational expenses were the respondent is hiding income and a second hidden bank account does discovered the judge is not supposed to be stopping me from receiving those records
I understand your concern. In Illinois:
- You have rights to relevant financial information for child support calculations.
- If you believe the judge's decision is unjust, you can file an appeal.
- Consult your attorney for specific advice on your situation.

Remember, judges must adhere to laws and guidelines.