Child Support Case Complications

Summary

If you believe a judges rulings in your child support case are biased or not in the best interest of your children, you can file a Motion to Reconsider, highlighting how the decision affects your childrens welfare and financial situation. Additionally, you can file a Motion to Recuse the Judge for alleged bias or an appeal against the judges ruling. Consulting with an attorney is crucial for navigating these complex legal steps.

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I have an issue with my ongoing child support case in Chicago Illinois cook county for child support payments and full coverage of educational expenses as this case has been dragging on since January *, * and I have properly obtained subpoenas for the respondents bank records from Chase Bank with a stamped subpoena from the circuit clerk of court county and the judge repeatedly told the respondent that I have a right to see his bank records where I discovered a first hitting account at that time and now I have discovered a second hidden account of the respondents with Bank of America which again I properly obtained the subpoena but now the judge stopped the bank from sending me the records from the hidden account directing that the bank send the bank records to the court which is also an issue as the legal department from the bank stated that they cannot send physical bank records to the court and that subpoena is now halted it is not going anywhere the judge knowing that I have a right to see those bank records as they do pertain to charge support payments and for coverage of educational expenses is making her decisions and rulings based on false verbal statements by the opposing party respondent and his attorney ordering that my twin sons apply for student loans is not prioritizing the children or their educational needs making child support amount payments decisions based on an accurate income of the respondent why there is a second hidden account is not prioritizing the welfare of my children I did file an objection to the judges previous order keeping me from the records but again her rulings are based on the respondents and attorneys false statements and these rulings clearly seem that the court while the judge is prioritizing the respondent
Hello ****, it seems like a complex situation.
In Illinois, child support is typically calculated based on both parents' net income. If you believe the respondent's income is inaccurate, you have the right to request financial discovery.
Here are a few points to note:
- If the judge has ordered the bank records to be sent to the court, you can request a copy of those records from the court.
- If you feel the judge's decisions are biased, you can file a motion to request a different judge.
- If the judge's decisions are not in the best interest of your children, you can file an appeal.
Remember, it's crucial to have a legal representative in such complex matters.
To be honest I really don’t trust this judge since I have provided overwhelming documented evidence that was all overlooked disregarded or not even looked at and the court orders all clearly show the judges rulings and decisions not one time or the children’s well-being prioritized or educational needs now knowing that there’s a hidden bank account and ordering boys apply for student loans is only further inflicting financial hardship onto them it really seems that judge is helping the respondent cover up his actual income by keeping the Rockets from me which I have spoken to multiple attorneys they all stated that is it is unusual that a judge cannot order the bank records to go to her and then I’m going child support case
I understand your concerns, ****. In Illinois, you can file a motion to recuse the judge if you believe there's bias. You may also consider filing a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board. Remember to consult with your attorney before taking any steps.
So what can I file with the court because the judges ruling based on false information is only delayed this case and depriving nice kids of a college education and inflicting for their financial burden onto them as the legal department from the bank stated the subpoena installed it’s not going anywhere because they cannot send physical records to the court
You can consider the following:
- File a Motion to Recuse the Judge for alleged bias.
- File an appeal against the judge's ruling.
- Lodge a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board.
Always consult with your attorney before taking any action.
How do I file an appeal Augusta judges ruling already filed an objection against her room and it did not help me
To appeal a judge's ruling in Illinois, follow these steps:
*. File a Notice of Appeal within 30 days from the ruling.
*. Prepare a written argument stating why the judge's ruling was incorrect.
*. Submit these documents to the Appellate Court.
Remember, appeals can be complex. Consult with an attorney for guidance.
I want to file something again with What does I’m going case because the judges orders are just delaying this case which seems to be helping the respondent cover up his actual income and the judge is clearly helping him evade’s responsibilities
You can file a Motion for Expedited Hearing, which requests the court to speed up your case. Also, consider filing a Motion to Compel Discovery, which can force the respondent to disclose his financial information. Please consult with your attorney first.
I tried all of that it is not helping me
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. At this point, it may be beneficial to consult with a new attorney for fresh perspectives and strategies. Additionally, you might consider reaching out to the Illinois State Bar Association for guidance.
I did consult attorneys they all stated the same thing the judge has no right to keep me from the bank records it is ugly unusual that a child support judge is making such an order for the records to be sent to her holding the subpoena ordering the children to apply for student loans knowing that there’s a hidden account with hidden income
I understand your frustration, ****. You could consider filing a complaint with the Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board, which investigates complaints against judges. It may be beneficial to discuss this option with your attorney before proceeding.
I’m asking you what else can I file with the court for the Judge changes her order I need the bank records she is only hurting my children
You can consider filing a Motion to Reconsider, which asks the judge to reassess her decision regarding bank records. Also, you may file an appeal regarding the order. Do consult with your attorney before proceeding.
And how exactly do I do that
To file a Motion to Reconsider in Illinois, follow these steps:
*. Draft a Motion to Reconsider, stating why the judge should revisit the order.
*. File the motion with the clerk of court.
*. Serve a copy to the opposing party.
Always consult an attorney for guidance.
And what should I state based on what I already stated to you
For your Motion to Reconsider, you can state:
*. The decision is affecting your children's welfare due to financial hardship.
*. The discovery of a hidden account that may influence child support payments.
*. The bank's inability to comply with the court's order to send physical records.
*. The delay in the case due to the order.
Remember to consult your attorney before filing.
I also want to state in that motion that the judges order seems to be helping the respondent by delaying and ordering my sons to apply for student loans it is not prioritizing my children
You can certainly include that in your Motion to Reconsider. Highlight how the judge's order is:
*. Favoring the respondent by allowing delays.
*. Not acting in the best interests of your children by insisting they apply for loans.
*. Ignoring the respondent's hidden accounts.
*. Overall, not prioritizing your children's needs.
Do consult with your attorney before filing.