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To file a motion to compel a noncustodial parents attendance at a pretrial for a child support case, clearly state your identity, relationship to the child, and the noncustodial parents identity. Specify the pretrial date and the necessity of their presence for child support determination. Highlight any past noncompliance and detail financial transactions that may indicate undisclosed income. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
Alisa
Hello Alisa, how can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I need to know how to properly explain phrase and state my reasons for filing a motion to compel the noncustodial parents attendance at an upcoming pretrial for a child support case in Chicago Illinois cook county
Hello Alisa,
- In the motion, clearly state your identity, relationship to the child, and the noncustodial parent's identity.
- Specify the upcoming pretrial date and necessity of their presence for child support determination.
- Indicate any past instances of noncompliance, if applicable.
Remember this is general advice, consult with a local attorney for specifics.
I have the noncustodial parents bank statements and I see he has been making frequent large sums of Zell payments to his girlfriend I also see The girlfriend will send him $* via Zell and he will send back that $* plus an extra $* via Zell and the same day I also see he receives $* from the girlfriends *-year-old son via Zell he then sends that $* with an extra $* via Zell to his girlfriend on the same day
Hello Alisa, it seems like you might be suggesting that the noncustodial parent is hiding income. If so, you can:
- Highlight these transactions in your motion.
- Argue they may indicate concealed income relevant to child support calculation.
- Consult a local attorney or financial expert to support your case.
Remember to abide by privacy laws when using bank statements.
I just want to know how To properly list them as my reasons in my motion to compel his attendance
Hello Alisa, to properly list your reasons in the motion you can:
- State your identity, relationship to the child, and the noncustodial parent's identity.
- Detail the bank transactions as evidence of possible undisclosed income.
- Emphasize the necessity of their presence for a fair child support determination.
- Consult a local attorney for further guidance.
For example number one his bank statements show he’s been making large Zell payments to his girlfriend number to his bank me statements show she sent him money and then he sent her back that money plus an extra $* number three and etc.
Alisa, are you seeking advice on how to present these financial transactions as evidence in your motion to compel? Remember, guidance provided here should be used in consultation with a local attorney to ensure accuracy.
Yes
Hello Alisa, when presenting these financial transactions, you can:
*. Clearly describe each transaction, including the date, amount, and parties involved.
*. Explain why you believe these transactions indicate undisclosed income.
*. Highlight how this possible income could affect child support calculations.
Remember, please consult with a local attorney.
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