Change Child Support Ruling

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In Illinois, you can file a Motion for Substitution of Judge if you believe the judge is prejudiced. Reasons can include delays in hearings, ignoring evidence, and not prioritizing childrens well-being. The motion is typically reviewed by a different judge. Ensure your motion is well-prepared and supported by evidence. Consult with the Cook County Circuit Court Clerk for specific procedures.

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If I were wanting to change a child support charge in my case in Chicago Illinois cook county for reasons that this case has been dragged on for two years By the respondent for refusing to comply with the attorneys and the court and there was a ruling made based on false information submitted on November *, * by the respondents attorney I filed a motion to reconsider within the timeframe December *, * with a hearing date set for December *, * which was stricken by the opposing attorney who then on January *, * filed a motion to Dismiss for which the opposing party was given a hearing date all the way in June *, * after my twin boys graduate high school meaning the app respondent got away with perjury fraud through his attorney the children’s well-being was not put first even though a motion to dismiss cannot be used against a motion to reconsider
Hello Alisa, in Illinois, you may appeal a child support ruling if you believe there was a mistake or fraud involved. However, you need to:
- File a notice of appeal within 30 days of the ruling.
- Show substantial evidence of fraud or mistake.
Consider hiring a family law attorney for guidance.
I’m not looking to file an appeal as that 30 day mark was a long time ago I filed my motion to reconsider within the 30 day timeframe which has now been dragged down for over two months because the judge gave the opposing party a hearing date four months out for their motion to dismiss my motion to reconsider is the judge supposed to be setting for a month out ruling hearing dates for motion to dismiss against a motion to reconsider
Hello Alisa, in Illinois, a judge has discretion in setting hearing dates. However, if you believe your case is being unreasonably delayed, you might want to:
- Ask your attorney to file a motion to expedite the hearing.
- Discuss your concerns with the judge during the hearing.
- Consider filing a complaint with the judicial inquiry board if you believe the judge's conduct is unethical.
I filed a motion to expedite I filed a motion for contempt the judge put it for June *, * along with the opposing parties motion to dismiss and there’s three children involved here who is well-being is affected by this
Hello Alisa, in Illinois:
- The court should prioritize child well-being in decisions.
- If you've filed a motion to expedite, the court should consider it.
- You can contact the Cook County Circuit Court Clerk to clarify your hearing date.
Consider legal advice from a family law attorney.
I want to change the judge in my case for the reasons I just mentioned how would I do that how would I state the reasons I just mentioned in my motion to change the judge
Hello Alisa, in Illinois, you can file a "Motion for Substitution of Judge" if you believe your judge is prejudiced. Here's the general process:
- File your motion promptly after discovering the cause.
- State your reasons for believing the judge is prejudiced.
- The decision is made by a different judge.

Consider consulting with an attorney to ensure your motion is properly prepared.
I don’t want an attorney they did nothing but make it worse
I understand your concerns, Alisa. You can represent yourself, or "pro se", but it's important to be well-prepared. Here are the steps:
- Research: Understand the "Motion for Substitution of Judge" procedure in Illinois.
- Draft Motion: Clearly state your reasons and attach any supporting documents.
- File Motion: Submit it to the court and serve a copy to the opposing party.
The respondent got away with hiding assets hiding over $* under the table overwhelming documented evidence personally delivered to the judge which was not look that children’s well-being is not being Put first this judge set a hearing for everything for months from now it has already been dragging on for over two months so altogether it will be seven months for a motion to reconsider
Hello Alisa, in Illinois:
- If you believe the respondent is hiding assets, you should present this evidence to the court.
- Judges are required to consider all presented evidence.
- If the judge is not doing so, this could be a reason for a Motion for Substitution of Judge.
Remember to consult with a legal aid service if you need help preparing your motion.
Can you put an example for me for Everything I have just stayed it to you
Sure Alisa, here's an example of how your motion might look:
Title: Motion for Substitution of Judge
*. Introduction: "I, Alisa, hereby submit this Motion for Substitution of Judge in my ongoing child support case."
*. Reasons: "I believe the current judge is prejudiced because [provide detailed reasons here]."
*. Evidence: "Attached are the documents showing the respondent hiding assets and the disregard of child well-being."
*. Conclusion: "For these reasons, I respectfully request a substitution of judge."
Please note, this is a simplified example. You should research for a more detailed format.
I don’t wanna make the judge upset as this motion for a change of judge will go to her I need to know for my reasons I just gave you or any of those considered justifiable a Judge should know that a motion to dismiss cannot be used against a motion to reconsider and there’s children involved who is being put first the respondent committed perjury or the children
Hello Alisa, in Illinois:
- A motion to substitute a judge can be filed if you believe the judge is prejudiced.
- Reasons can include: delay in hearings, ignoring evidence, and not prioritizing children's well-being.
- This motion should be decided by another judge, not the one you're seeking to substitute.
Remember to consult with a legal aid service for advice on your situation.
What do you mean the motion to change judge should be considered by another judge and how would I do that
In Illinois:
- When you file a "Motion for Substitution of Judge" for cause, it's typically assigned to a different judge for review.
- This ensures fair consideration of your concerns.
- After filing, the court clerk should redirect the motion to another judge. Consult with the Cook County Circuit Court Clerk for specific procedures.
Will the recent judge be confronted
The judge you are seeking to substitute won't be "confronted". The decision on your motion for substitution will be made by a different judge. The original judge will be informed about the motion, but they will not decide on it.
How would I respectfully and formally state in a way that the other judge can understand that a motion to dismiss cannot be used against a motion to reconsider and it should have never been given a hearing date four months out
Hello Alisa, in your motion, you might include a statement like this:
"I respectfully submit that the scheduling of a hearing for a motion to dismiss, in response to my timely motion to reconsider, goes against established legal principles. Furthermore, the extended timeline of four months for this hearing is undue, particularly considering the immediate needs of the involved children."
Well all the documented evidence I have personally delivered to the recent judges Court be given to the other judge
Yes, Alisa, in Illinois:
- The case file, including all documents you've submitted, is transferred with the case.
- The new judge will have access to these documents.
- You can reference these documents in your motion to ensure they are considered.
Remember to follow the court's instructions for referencing documents in your motion.