Subpoena Child Support Records

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Under Illinois law, you have the right to subpoena financial records in a child support case. If a judge orders that records be sent only to them, you can file a Motion to Reconsider or an Objection to the Judges Order. If you believe the judge is biased, you can file a Motion for Recusal. Complaints against judges can be filed with the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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This is an attempt by the responders attorney and the judge
If you believe there's misconduct from the judge or the respondent's attorney, you can file a complaint with the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission. They handle such matters. For specific advice, consult a local attorney.
What can I file if it was ordered that I may submit a subpoena for the bank records but they can only be sent to the Judge Nat to me
You can file a "Motion to Compel Compliance with Subpoena." It requests the court to force the other party to comply with your subpoena. Remember, it's advisable to seek help from a local attorney for specifics.
You’re not understanding me this rule was made by the judge handling my child support case and the response attorney as the respondents attorney stated in her drafted court order that iamb granted leave to submit a subpoena to Bank of America but can only be sent to the judge meaning the records can be only sent to the judge not to me that is keeping me from seeing these bank records
I understand your frustration. This situation seems complex. For a specific analysis, you should seek help from a local attorney. In general, judges have discretion on how to handle sensitive documents, like bank records, to protect privacy.
Judges or not judges when it comes to child support and educational expenses where the respondent is hiding income and there’s a second account discovered the judge cannot keep those records from me ordering to be delivered to her I do not trust is judge
Under Illinois law, you have the right to appeal a decision if you believe the judge has acted unfairly. It would be advisable to consult with a local attorney who specializes in family law to discuss your options.
I wanna know what I can file to change the order that I can subpoena the records but they cannot come to me they need to go to the Judge does bank records need to come to me
You may be able to file a "Motion to Reconsider" the judge's decision about the subpoena. Also consider appealing the decision if you believe it's unjust. Consulting a local attorney is recommended for personalized advice.
Oh look a child support judge cannot do that especially when she’s been favoring the opposing party and making decisions and rulings that has not prioritize my children’s welfare RJ Quetion not even one time and now she’s helping opposing party keep me from the bank records
I understand your concerns. You might consider filing a "Motion for Recusal" if you believe the judge is biased. Also, you can appeal the decision. Please consult with a local family law attorney for personalized advice.
I will be filing a complaint how long does it take when I file a complaint against a judge
The process time for a complaint against a judge varies. It depends on the complexity of the case and the workload of the disciplinary commission. It's advisable to consult a local attorney for a more precise timeline.
I just wanna know something simply what can I file stating that the opposing parties attorney and the judge cannot keep the bank records from me which I recently discovered a second hidden bank account as this is causing further harm to my children well-being and the educational expenses
You may consider filing a "Motion for Relief from Judgment or Order" or a "Motion to Compel Discovery." These motions can help in requesting the court to allow you access to the bank records. Please consult with a local family law attorney for personalized advice.
Again you are not understanding me I was granted and allowed for me to submit a subpoena and the bank but I am not to get the records I can submit the subpoena but I cannot receive the records
I understand your situation better now. If a judge has ruled that the subpoenaed records are only sent to them, it's within their discretion in Illinois. You should consult a local attorney for specific advice on how to approach this.
There has to be something I can file because actually that is my civil right and the judge or the respondent attorney cannot keep me from seeing those records
You may consider filing an "Objection to the Judge's Order" or a "Motion to Modify the Judge's Order." Both could potentially help you gain access to the records. However, it's important to consult with a local family law attorney for personalized advice.
And what is an objection to the judges order
An "Objection to the Judge's Order" is a legal document that challenges the judge's decision. It explains why you believe the order is incorrect or unjust. It's important to consult with a local attorney to ensure it's filed correctly.
It is unjust for reasons that this is a child support case for child support payments and educational expenses
I understand your concern. You may file an "Objection to the Judge's Order" stating your reasons. It's advisable to consult a local attorney to guide you through the process and ensure your objection is effectively communicated.
And the respondents attorney also filed a motion to withdraw from representing the respondent in this case on August *, * with a hearing set for August * for her to withdraw as the respondent will be given 21 days from August * to either file his own appearance or hire an attorney can I still file this objection to the judges order let’s say on the 13th
Yes, in Illinois, you can typically file an "Objection to the Judge's Order" at any time. However, it's recommended to file as soon as possible. Please consult a local attorney to ensure you follow proper procedures.
Sure if his attorney filed a motion to withdraw even though it said to be granted on the 12th Which is in five days and say I file my objection today his attorney who has filed a motion to withdraw on the fifth cannot file anything against my objection at that point since she is withdrawing
Once an attorney files a motion to withdraw, they typically can't take further actions on behalf of their client. However, the timing and specifics can vary. Please consult with a local attorney for precise information.