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Child Support Case Challenges
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In Illinois, child support is determined by both parents financial situations. If a judge quashes a subpoena, you can file a motion to reconsider, especially if you have evidence of hidden income. Presenting clear financial records and consulting a family law attorney can strengthen your case. Consider hiring a forensic accountant to analyze financial discrepancies.Full Conversation
So let's say that the judge. stated order. ed me to direct the respondents motorcycle and auto loan records to be sent directly to her for her review. And I did that, and the judge received those documents for her review. and those documents show. that the respondent made a cash down payment of * */* thousand dollars and fully. paid off a *,* remaining loan in one and a half months. The auto records show that the respondent fully paid off the auto loan. early with a lump sum of $*,*.
It sounds like the respondent has significant financial resources. This information could potentially impact the judge's decision regarding child support payments.
Here are a few points to consider in Illinois:
- Child support is determined based on the income of both parents.
- The court may review the financial capability of the respondent.
- The judge might adjust child support payments based on the respondent's financial situation.
Do you need guidance on how to present this information in court or any specific questions about modifying child support?
Here are a few points to consider in Illinois:
- Child support is determined based on the income of both parents.
- The court may review the financial capability of the respondent.
- The judge might adjust child support payments based on the respondent's financial situation.
Do you need guidance on how to present this information in court or any specific questions about modifying child support?
As the respondents Chase Bank Records. that I have been providing throughout this case to the judge direct. ly show that the respondent has been transferring all his funds to the spouse by a cell meaning consistent Zell payments leaving his accounts. with $* and under $*.
It seems like you're dealing with a situation where the respondent is attempting to hide financial resources to reduce child support obligations. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Evidence Presentation: Make sure all financial records, including bank statements and loan documents, are well-organized and presented clearly to the judge.
- Forensic Accountant: Consider hiring a forensic accountant to analyze the financial records, which can help demonstrate the respondent's true financial situation.
- Legal Advice: It may be beneficial to consult with a family law attorney who can provide specific advice and help represent your case effectively in court.
Would you like help finding a local attorney?
- Evidence Presentation: Make sure all financial records, including bank statements and loan documents, are well-organized and presented clearly to the judge.
- Forensic Accountant: Consider hiring a forensic accountant to analyze the financial records, which can help demonstrate the respondent's true financial situation.
- Legal Advice: It may be beneficial to consult with a family law attorney who can provide specific advice and help represent your case effectively in court.
Would you like help finding a local attorney?
Upon reviewing the motorcycle and auto loans. I had a subpoenas stamped by. the clerk. and submitted it to Huntington Bank for the respondents, spouses, bank records because the respondents chase bank records show consistent transfers via cell. to the spouse, the motorcycle and auto loan records show high lump sums of down payments and fully paid off early While the respondent has been claiming that it is income is $* to the court
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It seems like you have substantial evidence that the respondent may be hiding financial resources. This could significantly impact the child support case.
You should consider:
- Presenting all financial records clearly to the judge.
- Possibly hiring a forensic accountant.
- Consulting with a family law attorney.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
It seems like you have substantial evidence that the respondent may be hiding financial resources. This could significantly impact the child support case.
You should consider:
- Presenting all financial records clearly to the judge.
- Possibly hiring a forensic accountant.
- Consulting with a family law attorney.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
So now my question is. after I subpoenaed the spouses, Huntington Bank Records. the respondent emailed the court after receiving a notice of the subpoena. that I provided to him via email. stating to the court via email.
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It looks like you're dealing with a complex child support case where the respondent may be hiding assets.
In Illinois, the court considers both parents' financial situations when determining child support. You have substantial evidence that could impact the case, especially with the bank records and loan documents.
Regarding the respondent emailing the court after receiving notice of the subpoena, do you have any specific concerns about the content of the email or how it might affect your case?
It looks like you're dealing with a complex child support case where the respondent may be hiding assets.
In Illinois, the court considers both parents' financial situations when determining child support. You have substantial evidence that could impact the case, especially with the bank records and loan documents.
Regarding the respondent emailing the court after receiving notice of the subpoena, do you have any specific concerns about the content of the email or how it might affect your case?
So this is exactly what is stated from the respondent via email to the court. Why? again, we are doing this subpoena of my personal account. I. Ask you, your honor, to please stop this because it is Nonsense. and this continues to go on I believe. you put a stop to this regard. ing my personal information I would kindly ask the court to put a stop to this harassment that's been continuing not only. that my personal information is being subpoenaed, but petitioner has been using this to harass me using my personal bank records.
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It sounds like you have a complex child support case with significant evidence of the respondent potentially hiding assets.
Here are a few things to consider:
- Ensure all subpoenas and evidence are properly filed and presented to the court.
- Highlight any inconsistencies in the respondent's financial disclosures.
- Consider consulting with a family law attorney for specific advice and representation.
Do you need any more information or guidance on how to proceed with this case?
It sounds like you have a complex child support case with significant evidence of the respondent potentially hiding assets.
Here are a few things to consider:
- Ensure all subpoenas and evidence are properly filed and presented to the court.
- Highlight any inconsistencies in the respondent's financial disclosures.
- Consider consulting with a family law attorney for specific advice and representation.
Do you need any more information or guidance on how to proceed with this case?
So now. that email from the respondent to the court does not add up because this is a child support case pertaining to retroactive child support payments on going child support payments and college expenses. and by law I have every right to subpoena his bank records to discover higher income hidden income savings
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It seems like you have substantial evidence that the respondent may be hiding financial resources, which can significantly impact your child support case. Here are some steps to consider:
- Present Evidence Clearly: Ensure all financial records and subpoenas are well-organized and presented clearly to the judge.
- Highlight Inconsistencies: Emphasize any discrepancies in the respondent's financial disclosures.
- Consult a Family Law Attorney: Seek specific legal advice and representation to strengthen your case.
Would you like more details on any of these steps?
It seems like you have substantial evidence that the respondent may be hiding financial resources, which can significantly impact your child support case. Here are some steps to consider:
- Present Evidence Clearly: Ensure all financial records and subpoenas are well-organized and presented clearly to the judge.
- Highlight Inconsistencies: Emphasize any discrepancies in the respondent's financial disclosures.
- Consult a Family Law Attorney: Seek specific legal advice and representation to strengthen your case.
Would you like more details on any of these steps?
Now, the respondent sent that email to the court On March * *. on March 28th * the judge herself directly sent. an email with an order to squash the subpoena. and contempt order against me for subpoenaing relevant discovery documents in this case where there's three children involved.
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It looks like your case involves complex financial matters and potential hiding of assets, which can significantly affect the outcome of child support and educational expenses. Given the judge's actions, it may be beneficial to consult with a family law attorney for specific guidance and representation.
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It looks like your case involves complex financial matters and potential hiding of assets, which can significantly affect the outcome of child support and educational expenses. Given the judge's actions, it may be beneficial to consult with a family law attorney for specific guidance and representation.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, please provide your phone number, name, your zipcode, and email (optional).
Now, since I am representing myself. I need to know. Is that right of the judge to. stop discovery of the respondents higher. and hidden income. especially since there's a hearing set for April *. *. for my reconsideration meaning recalculation of the ongoing child support payments that this judge first set on false income disclosed to the court on December 29th *
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In Illinois, judges have broad discretion in managing discovery, including the ability to quash subpoenas if they deem them irrelevant, overly burdensome, or harassing. However, you can challenge the judge's decision by:
- Filing a motion to reconsider the quash order.
- Providing clear evidence that the requested documents are crucial for revealing hidden income.
Would you like more details on how to file a motion to reconsider?
In Illinois, judges have broad discretion in managing discovery, including the ability to quash subpoenas if they deem them irrelevant, overly burdensome, or harassing. However, you can challenge the judge's decision by:
- Filing a motion to reconsider the quash order.
- Providing clear evidence that the requested documents are crucial for revealing hidden income.
Would you like more details on how to file a motion to reconsider?
The clear and direct evidence that the respondent has higher and hidden income were directly sent to the judge by the loan banks. The judge on April. * * twenty five, verbally stated by a zoom. that she does not care if his bank records show that he is transferring his income to the moon. The judge also clearly verbally stated.
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It seems you have a strong case with substantial evidence of the respondent hiding income, which can significantly impact child support payments. However, judges in Illinois have discretion in managing discovery. To challenge the quash order, consider filing a motion to reconsider, highlighting the importance of the requested documents.
Would you like more details on how to file a motion to reconsider?
It seems you have a strong case with substantial evidence of the respondent hiding income, which can significantly impact child support payments. However, judges in Illinois have discretion in managing discovery. To challenge the quash order, consider filing a motion to reconsider, highlighting the importance of the requested documents.
Would you like more details on how to file a motion to reconsider?
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