Expediting Court Motion Process

Summary

Motions should be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County. Judges have the authority to expedite proceedings. If your motion is not being considered, request a hearing. If the opposing party files baseless motions, consider filing a motion to strike or dismiss. Consult a legal professional for personalized advice.

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If I were to file a motion to expedite The proceeding of my motion to reconsider in Chicago Illinois cook county Do I direct it to the clerk of the court or do I directed to the child support court
Hello Alisa, in general, all motions should be filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County. However, I recommend verifying this with the court or a legal professional, as specific procedures may vary.
So who has the authority to expedite proceedings the clerk of court or the judge
The authority to expedite proceedings typically lies with the judge. They are the ones who oversee and manage the timeline of court proceedings. The clerk's role is more administrative and does not include making decisions about the speed of a case.
But I don’t believe that the judge is actually reading and emotions
I understand your concern, Alisa. Judges are expected to review all documents filed in a case. If you think your motion is not being considered appropriately, you can request a hearing to present your case directly. This way, you can ensure your concerns are heard.
I did do that but I still didn’t get a chance as the opposing party continues filing baseless motions were there getting hearing dates and I’m getting nothing
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Alisa. In Illinois, you might consider filing a motion to strike or dismiss the opposing party's baseless motions. This could potentially stop them from delaying the process. Always consult with a legal professional for your specific situation.