Motion To Dismiss Explained

Summary

An opposing attorney might file a motion to dismiss your motion to reconsider child support if they believe it lacks legal basis, the evidence is invalid, or irrelevant. They may also argue for continuances to delay proceedings. If you believe false information was filed, you can respond to the motion to dismiss, highlighting inaccuracies. Consider reporting unethical behavior to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission and consult a legal professional to strengthen your case.

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I want to know why would an attorney for the opposing party file a motion to dismiss my motion to reconsider child support in Chicago Illinois cook county when my motion to reconsider is asking the judge to change the order for the fact that they were intentionally misled by The opposing party through his attorney my motion to reconsider also states the fact that their non-custodial parent girlfriend is interfering backed up by documented evidence I also provided documented evidence that a non-custodial parent makes *,* per month The noncustodial parents attorney files a motion to dismiss arguing about production of documents nothing in my motion to reconsider
Hello Lula,
The opposing party's attorney might file a motion to dismiss your motion to reconsider child support due to the following:
- They believe your motion lacks legal basis or is improperly structured.
- They are contesting the validity of your evidence.
- They dispute the relevance of the girlfriend's interference.
It's important you consult with a legal professional to understand their strategy.
No the opposing parties attorney filed a motion to dismiss arguing the production of documents and continuances when her client is guilty and provided documented evidence proves that she continued and she filed it which false information
Hello Lula,
- An attorney might file a motion to dismiss arguing production of documents if they believe the documents were not properly presented or are not relevant.
- They might also argue for continuances to delay the process.
- If you believe false information was filed, you can respond to the motion to dismiss, pointing out the inaccuracies.
Please consult a legal professional in Chicago, Illinois, to guide you further.
For example if I file a motion to reconsider child support after the fact the judge was misled and made an order based on the false information provided by the opposing parties attorney My arguments were that the father makes *,* per month not three the father’s girlfriend is intentionally interfering by hiding his assets and money under her name the fathers attorney filed a motion did not argue anything that was stated in my motion to reconsider instead she argued production that had nothing to do with child support money
Hi Lula,
When you're facing such a situation, here are a few legal steps you might consider:
- File an objection to the motion to dismiss, highlighting how the evidence is relevant and important to your case.
- Request a hearing to present your evidence and claims.
- Consult with a legal professional to ensure you're following the correct process and to strengthen your arguments.
Please ensure to act in accordance with court rules and deadlines in Chicago, Illinois.
I believe that the tourney is well aware that a motion to dismiss cannot be used Against my motion to reconsider child support but filed it anyways it’s false information in order to harass and make the proceeding longer it was intentional as an attorney she should be aware of her actions are unethical
Hello Lula,
It seems you're dealing with a complex situation. In such cases, you might consider:
- Reporting the attorney's unethical behavior to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
- Engaging a legal professional to effectively respond to the motion to dismiss.
- Presenting your claims and evidence in a clear and structured manner.
The non-custodial parents attorney is well aware that her client through her has intentionally misled and lied to the child support judge and court as his attorney was presented with documented evidence but did not seem concerned that her client through her misled and lied to the child support judge or court
Hello Lula,
It's a serious matter when an attorney knowingly presents false information to the court. You can take the following steps:
- Report the attorney to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.
- File a motion in court detailing the attorney's misconduct, with evidence.
- Engage a legal professional to help navigate this situation.