Subpoena Motion Quash Issues

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The withdrawal of the respondents attorney may not automatically invalidate motions to quash subpoenas. The judges decision, the respondents actions within the 21-day period, and whether new legal representation is secured are crucial factors. Notify the bank and finance department of the attorneys withdrawal and consult with a local attorney for specific guidance.

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So if I have submitted a subpoena that Was properly stamped by the circuit clerk of county Illinois and properly served on Bank of America which discovered a second hidden bank account I also served a subpoena for the respondents alone records as a pertains to credit as he falsely stated and claimed to be having poor credit and has not submitted loan applications to the parent plus loans in an ongoing child support case in Chicago Illinois cook county district * for child support payments and full coverage of educational expenses and the respondents attorney files motion to quash my subpoenas and sends letters to Bank of America and the loan department ordering them to refrain from providing me those records because she filed a motion to quash my subpoenas and this attorney has now filed a motion to withdraw from representing the respondent meaning she is not representing the respondent any longer which actually disqualifies her motions that were filed to quash my subpoenas and disqualifies her letters that were sent to Bank of America and the loan department at performance finance ordering them to refrain until her motions to quash my subpoenas are ruled upon now that she has withdrawn these are easily disqualified or considered as disqualified as of the moment the Respondent has 21 days to file his appearance what she has not done so
Hello Alisa,
Based on your situation, the respondent's attorney's withdrawal may not automatically invalidate the motions to quash.
However, several factors can influence this:
- The judge's decision on the motion to quash.
- Whether the respondent secures new legal representation.
- If the respondent responds within the *-day period.
It's advisable to consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
He has not filed his appearance or obtained a new attorney
Hello Alisa, if the respondent hasn't filed his appearance or obtained a new attorney within the *-day period, the court may proceed without him. This could potentially favor you. However, the specifics may vary based on local laws and the judge's discretion. Consult with a local attorney for precise guidance.
My question to you is about this attorneys letters that were sent via email and fax to Bank of America and to performance finance ordering them to refrain from submitting those records to me Since she has withdrawn from this case her letters to the bank and to the loan department are no longer reverent
Hello Alisa, although the attorney has withdrawn, her past actions may still have influence. It's essential to:
- Notify the bank and finance department of the attorney's withdrawal.
- Consult with your attorney to discuss the next steps.
Remember, this is general advice and it's important to consult a local attorney for specific guidance.