Motion To Strike Evidence

Summary

In Cook County, Illinois, a motion to strike can be filed if evidence is considered irrelevant or improper. A motion to reconsider corrects errors of law or fact. Judges review evidence before and during hearings. Presenting evidence of misrepresented finances can impact child support orders. Hand-delivering evidence is permissible, and judges often review it prior to hearings.

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The opposing parties attorney File a motion to strike my evidence that the noncustodial parent intentionally provided an ex employer information knowing he is no longer employed there for wages to be held there has not been child support money center for the children for over a month She is falsely claiming that my motion to reconsider along with my evidence is a pleading it is not a pleading
Hello Lula, could you please tell me the jurisdiction or location where this case is taking place? This information will help me in providing you with the most accurate information.
Chicago Illinois cook county
Hello Lula, in Cook County, Illinois:
- A motion to strike can be filed if the opposing party believes the evidence is irrelevant, prejudiced, or otherwise improper.
- A motion to reconsider can be filed to correct errors of law or fact.
Could you clarify if the court has made a decision on these motions?
The court has not made a decision yet there is a hearing set for tomorrow where the judge has already been provided with documented evidence and opposing party just filed a motion to To strike the documented evidence
Hello Lula, In Cook County, Illinois:
- The court may not immediately rule on the motion to strike.
- The judge will review the motion and evidence at the hearing.
- It's crucial to have legal representation to argue against the motion if you disagree with it.
Good luck with your hearing tomorrow.
Emotion to this mess cannot be used against a motion to reconsider a child support that was based on false information that is harming the well-being of three children as a motion to reconsider is not a pleading so therefore their motion to dismiss and their motion to strike the documented evidence proving that the father lied about his finances his assets and his hiding money cannot be used
In Cook County, Illinois:
- Emotion does not typically affect a motion to reconsider.
- The court evaluates the evidence and law, not the emotional aspects.
- If the father has misrepresented his finances, it may be considered perjury.
- Documentation is key in proving such misrepresentation.
Ensure to present all evidence during the hearing. Good luck!
Well I provided evidence of the father’s new job and the evidence that his attorney provided with the judges signature to the respondents ex employer where child support money never came because he is no longer employed there
In Cook County, Illinois:
- Presenting evidence of the father's new job could potentially impact the child support order.
- If he knowingly provided false information, it could be considered fraud.
- Be prepared to present all evidence at the hearing tomorrow.
Good luck, Lula!
I’ve already provided the evidence to the judge by hand delivering it directly to her court rule
In Cook County, Illinois:
- Hand-delivering evidence is permissible.
- The judge will review your evidence during the hearing.
- The court will consider all relevant and admissible evidence.
Good luck at your hearing, Lula!
If the judge was provided hand delivered evidence a week prior to the hearing the judges job is to look through that evidence before the hearing
In Cook County, Illinois:
- Judges often review evidence prior to the hearing.
- However, the final evaluation occurs during the hearing.
- The judge will consider all presented evidence then.
Best of luck, Lula!