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Child Support Case Delays
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In Illinois, during a child support case, if the non-custodial parents attorney repeatedly attempts to withdraw and fails to provide necessary financial documents, the judge may question these actions and address the delays. The judge might be inclined to grant requests if it appears the non-custodial parent is not complying. Its important to clearly communicate these issues during the hearing to emphasize the need for timely compliance and accurate court orders. Consider submitting a written statement to the judges clerk if necessary.Full Conversation
I already filed. a motion to correct or amend. the attorneys drafted court order from September * * for the judges. ruling for the non custodial parents auto loan records My question here is what is the judge likely to say or how would she is she going to react because I did not receive the updated financial affidavit with supporting documents from the non custodial parents attorney or a response to my retroactive child support request in the time that was given and being at the third time that the attorney filed to withdraw the judge being well aware of it and not allowing her to withdraw
Given your situation, the judge may:
- Inquire why the financial affidavit and response were not provided.
- Address the attorney’s repeated attempts to withdraw.
- Consider granting additional time for compliance.
- Ensure that the court order is corrected to reflect accurate rulings.
Would you like tips on how to present your concerns effectively during the hearing?
- Inquire why the financial affidavit and response were not provided.
- Address the attorney’s repeated attempts to withdraw.
- Consider granting additional time for compliance.
- Ensure that the court order is corrected to reflect accurate rulings.
Would you like tips on how to present your concerns effectively during the hearing?
No, I just want to know. what is she likely to say As this is the 33rd time in attempting to withdraw knowing the judge is not allowing her or granting her motion to withdraw because her client has been delaying this case. So being the third time I see it as an attempt to confuse the judge. and delayed the court because I did request and file a motion. for the non custodial parents. Girlfriend's bank records because his bank statements. clearly proved all his income is being transferred. to the girlfriend. Meaning she is hiding his income. So the judge is aware of all of this. But I just wanna know now if I tell the judge on October 15th during our zoom hearing that I did not receive his updated financial affidavit with supporting documents or a response to my retroactive child support request. Is it more likely for my request to be granted?
Given your detailed scenario, the judge is likely to:
- Question the non-custodial parent's attorney about the missing financial affidavit and response.
- Address the repeated attempts to withdraw.
- Consider the pattern of delays and potentially be more inclined to grant your request if it appears the non-custodial parent is not complying.
Would you like any specific information on how to communicate these points effectively during the hearing?
- Question the non-custodial parent's attorney about the missing financial affidavit and response.
- Address the repeated attempts to withdraw.
- Consider the pattern of delays and potentially be more inclined to grant your request if it appears the non-custodial parent is not complying.
Would you like any specific information on how to communicate these points effectively during the hearing?
So if I want to. verbally state all of this. How do I do that What do I say?
To effectively communicate your points during the hearing, you can state:
~Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent’s updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are delaying the case.
This is the second time I had to file a motion. to correct or amend the non custodial parents attorneys drafted court orders as she intentionally leaves the judges exact rulings out of her drafted court orders, which does judge has been signing and then when I file a motion to get this corrected or taken care of the attorney files a motion to withdraw and sets the to presented to the judge under same day my motions are scheduled with a judge. and the necessary documents and rulings just get delayed.
It seems like you have a complex and ongoing issue with the non-custodial parent's attorney. To help you better, could you please clarify your main concern? Are you looking for advice on how to present your arguments during the hearing on October 15th, or do you need information on what to expect from the judge given the repeated delays and motions to withdraw?
I want to know, how do I properly state verbally to the judge during our October 15th zoom hearing? that it is unnecessary for me to have to file motions to get the drafted court orders corrected or amended? This is the third time the attorney file a motion to withdraw from the case. I did not receive the non custodial parents. updated financial affidavit would supporting documents nor a response to my retroactive child support request. all of this just delays The process of the judge receiving the non custodial parents auto-one records. Delays from me. receiving the financial affidavit. delays everything has this attorney is well aware that the judge will again for the 3rd time, deny her motion to withdraw
To properly state your concerns during the October 15th Zoom hearing, you can say:
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"Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent's updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request, which were due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are intentionally delaying the case. Additionally, I have had to file motions to correct or amend the court orders due to inaccuracies in the drafted orders, which further delays the process."
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This concise statement outlines the key issues and emphasizes the pattern of delays and the need for accurate court orders.
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"Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent's updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request, which were due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are intentionally delaying the case. Additionally, I have had to file motions to correct or amend the court orders due to inaccuracies in the drafted orders, which further delays the process."
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This concise statement outlines the key issues and emphasizes the pattern of delays and the need for accurate court orders.
I also find it questionable and. odd that the non custodial parent attorney being well aware that judge again will not allow her for the third time to withdraw from the case. Asphalt Hill, a motion to withdraw again for the third time And stated on her notice, it states. 3rd notice of. motion to withdraw and instead of providing me with the non custodial parents. respond to my retroactive child support. or his updated financial affidavit. Maybe the non custodial parent and the attorney believe they can confuse and manipulate the court. because it's just not making sense. It does not add up
It sounds like you're dealing with a frustrating situation. To ensure you clearly communicate your concerns during the October 15th Zoom hearing, you can say:
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"Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent's updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request, which were due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are intentionally delaying the case. Additionally, I have had to file motions to correct or amend the court orders due to inaccuracies in the drafted orders, which further delays the process."
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Would you like any additional tips on how to handle the hearing or any other information?
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"Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent's updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request, which were due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are intentionally delaying the case. Additionally, I have had to file motions to correct or amend the court orders due to inaccuracies in the drafted orders, which further delays the process."
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Would you like any additional tips on how to handle the hearing or any other information?
I wanted your opinion on that.
It seems like you have effectively summarized your concerns and the pattern of delays caused by the non-custodial parent's attorney. Your statement clearly outlines the key issues and emphasizes the need for timely compliance and accurate court orders.
Key Points to Emphasize:
- Non-receipt of the updated financial affidavit and response.
- Repeated motions to withdraw by the attorney.
- Pattern of delays and inaccuracies in court orders.
- Belief that these actions are intentional to delay the case.
- Non-receipt of the updated financial affidavit and response.
- Repeated motions to withdraw by the attorney.
- Pattern of delays and inaccuracies in court orders.
- Belief that these actions are intentional to delay the case.
Suggested Statement:
"Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent's updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request, which were due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are intentionally delaying the case. Additionally, I have had to file motions to correct or amend the court orders due to inaccuracies in the drafted orders, which further delays the process."
Would you like any further guidance on how to present your points or any other legal information?
"Your Honor, I have not received the non-custodial parent's updated financial affidavit or a response to my retroactive child support request, which were due on October 14th. This is the third time the attorney has filed a motion to withdraw. I believe these actions are intentionally delaying the case. Additionally, I have had to file motions to correct or amend the court orders due to inaccuracies in the drafted orders, which further delays the process."
Would you like any further guidance on how to present your points or any other legal information?
Now I also have different question. A few months ago, I submitted a subpoena. to Bank of America, directing them to send the Narcos story of parents. Pink records to the judge. but they sent it to me via email. The judge is aware that the subpoena directed the bank to send the records to her. So how do I tell the judge verbally that those records came to me via email? And it seems that it is an old credit account. The non custodial parent had while he was still with me. which makes it even more crucial and important that the judge order him to provide his girlfriend's bank records since his statements. show over $*,* have been sent to the girlfriend via Zell
To address the issue of the subpoenaed records being sent to you instead of the judge, you can say:
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"Your Honor, I received the subpoenaed records from Bank of America via email, although the subpoena directed them to be sent directly to you. These records pertain to an old credit account of the non-custodial parent, and they show significant transfers to his girlfriend, highlighting the need for her bank records."
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Would you like further assistance with this matter or any other legal information?
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"Your Honor, I received the subpoenaed records from Bank of America via email, although the subpoena directed them to be sent directly to you. These records pertain to an old credit account of the non-custodial parent, and they show significant transfers to his girlfriend, highlighting the need for her bank records."
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Would you like further assistance with this matter or any other legal information?
So if I wanna state that let's say. on paper just to send to the judges courtroom clerk. So the judge is aware that even though the subpoena directed the bank to send them to her, they sent them to me. And it is old and old account. because his chase bank statement show him sending the money to the girlfriend. which is more important now In ordering the respondent to provide his girlfriend's bank records.
To communicate this information in writing to the judge's courtroom clerk, you can use the following template:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
[Judge's Name]
[Judge's Courtroom]
[Cook County Circuit Court]
[Address]
[Chicago, IL]
Dear Judge [Judge's Last Name],
Subject: Subpoenaed Records from Bank of America
I am writing to inform you that I received subpoenaed records from Bank of America via email, despite the subpoena directing the bank to send them directly to you. These records pertain to an old credit account of the non-custodial parent, which he held while he was still with me.
It has come to my attention that these records show significant transfers, amounting to over $*,*, to his girlfriend via Zelle. Given the importance of these transactions, I believe it is crucial for the court to order the respondent to provide his girlfriend's bank records to ensure full transparency and accuracy in our case.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like any additional assistance or information on this matter
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
[Judge's Name]
[Judge's Courtroom]
[Cook County Circuit Court]
[Address]
[Chicago, IL]
Dear Judge [Judge's Last Name],
Subject: Subpoenaed Records from Bank of America
I am writing to inform you that I received subpoenaed records from Bank of America via email, despite the subpoena directing the bank to send them directly to you. These records pertain to an old credit account of the non-custodial parent, which he held while he was still with me.
It has come to my attention that these records show significant transfers, amounting to over $*,*, to his girlfriend via Zelle. Given the importance of these transactions, I believe it is crucial for the court to order the respondent to provide his girlfriend's bank records to ensure full transparency and accuracy in our case.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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