Tainted Child Support Case

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A child support case in Cook County, Illinois, can be considered tainted due to bias or prejudice by the judge, incorrect application of child support guidelines, inadequate consideration of a parents financial situation, disregard for the childs educational needs, and failure to consider changes in circumstances. If a judge fails to adequately consider presented financial evidence, it may result in an unfair child support order. You can file a motion to reconsider, object to the judges ruling, or appeal the decision. If you believe the judges behavior is inappropriate, you can file a complaint or move to recuse the judge. Consult a lawyer to discuss these options.

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When a ongoing child support case literally pertaining to child support payments and full coverage of educational expenses can literally be described as tainted can you list all reasons that a judge can cause a child support case to be painted in Chicago Illinois cook county
A child support case in Cook County, Illinois, can be considered tainted due to:
- Bias or prejudice by the judge.
- Incorrect application of child support guidelines.
- Inadequate consideration of parent's financial situation.
- Disregard for child's educational needs.
- Failure to consider changes in circumstances.
Please consult a lawyer for specific legal advice.
Can you tell me what you mean by this exactly Inadequate consideration of parent's financial situation.
"Inadequate consideration of a parent's financial situation" means that the court did not properly take into account the financial resources and abilities of the parent when determining child support payments. This can lead to unreasonable or unmanageable payment amounts.
You mean if the judge is presented with overwhelming documented evidence such as the noncustodial parents bank statements other financial disclosures such as financial explanations and other documents such as providing direct evidence of where he receives his under the table income and direct evidence of income cycling diversion and concealment and overlooks all of that evidence and based on false verbal statement the judge justifying that direct evidence allowing the respondent noncustodial parent to evade from paying the proper child support amount
Yes, if a judge fails to adequately consider presented financial evidence, it may result in an unfair child support order. In Illinois, you can file a motion to reconsider or appeal the decision. Consider seeking legal advice.
Does that also mean that if I obtained a subpoena that was properly stamped by the circuit clerk of court county I am properly served it on Bank of America and discovered a second hidden bank account to which the judge is not allowing me to get those records as she stopped the bank from sending the records to me she wants me to send another subpoena to Bank of America but directing the records to go to her and only her and making a statement that she doesn’t believe the respondent can afford to pay for my twin sons college expenses and his bank records are not even examined yet
Yes, a judge can request that subpoenaed records be sent directly to them for review. However, you have rights to challenge this. In Illinois:
- You may file a motion to reconsider.
- You can object to the judge's ruling.
- Consider filing an appeal.
Consult with a lawyer for your specific situation.
You see I see this type of behavior by the judge as tainted for reasons that the judge is repeatedly justifying the false verbal claim claims by the respondent not allowing me to get the bank records to see his actual income for child support payments and for educational expenses ordering that my boys apply for student loans only to further burden the boys with financial hardship
I understand your frustration. If you believe the judge's behavior is inappropriate, you can file a complaint or move to recuse the judge. Consult a lawyer to discuss these options. Please note this information is general and may not apply to your specific situation.
A judge may order that Probably but the financial department from the Bank of America stated that it’s unusual for a judge to make such a request especially if it is a child support case
I understand your concerns, Alisa. In unusual situations like this, seeking the advice of an attorney would be most beneficial. They can guide you through the legal process, and help you understand your rights and options. Would you like help finding an attorney in Cook County, Illinois?
The bank also stated that they are unable to send the bank records to the court because they don’t send the bank records by mail
I see. In this case, you might want to consult with an attorney to explore how to properly serve the subpoenaed bank records. This could involve electronic transmission or personal delivery, depending on the rules of your local court.
The bank cannot send the bank records to the quart room to the judge through mail or email because it would need a special email and code which the judge does not have time for and I do not trust is judge anymore
I understand your concern, Alisa. If you believe the judge is not handling your case fairly, you can file a judicial misconduct complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board. Additionally, you may want to consider filing a motion for a new judge. It's best to consult with an attorney on these matters.
She has done nothing but inflict further financial hardship on my children’s welfare and educational needs and keeping the records from me causing a huge delay when it was unnecessary is depriving my children of a college education
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation, Alisa. I strongly recommend seeking legal advice. They can help you to file a judicial misconduct complaint or a motion for a new judge. Legal Aid of Cook County may be able to assist.
I wanna know how concerning or unusual this is by a child support judge that does not prioritize the children’s welfare well-being or educational needs and then flex further financial hardship on the children depriving them of what they should be receiving to child support and educational support from Shannon custodial parent
It does seem concerning if a judge isn't prioritizing the welfare and education of children. In Illinois, child support is meant to cover both the basic needs and educational expenses of the child. You may consider filing an appeal, a motion to reconsider, or a complaint against the judge with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board. Please consult with a lawyer to discuss your options.
Can I file a complaint for these reasons
Yes, you can certainly file a complaint for those reasons. In Illinois, you can file a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board for potential judicial misconduct. It's advised to consult an attorney to ensure your complaint is properly presented.
I mean to be honest if this judge was making her rulings and decisions based on actual documented evidence provided by the opposing party I would have no issue with that buddies rulings are being made on false statements and I’m providing overwhelming documented evidence that’s either disregarded overlooked or not even looked at at all
I understand your frustration, Alisa. You have the right to file a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board if you believe the judge is disregarding evidence. It's advisable to consult with a lawyer to guide you through this process.
This judge has literally tainted this case with her statements and rulings
I understand your frustrations, Alisa. If you believe your case has been tainted by the judge's actions, you can file a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board. You might also want to consider consulting with a lawyer to discuss filing an appeal or a motion for a new judge.