Summary
If you believe a child support order in Cook County, Illinois, is based on false information, you can file a motion to reconsider with documented evidence. If the opposing attorney files baseless motions to dismiss or strike your evidence, you can file oppositions detailing why these motions are baseless and request sanctions against the attorney for misconduct. Always consult with an attorney for specific legal advice.Full Conversation
If a child support judge in Chicago Illinois cook county makes a child support order based on false information Without any documented evidence and I as the petitioner file a motion to reconsider within the time frame what is overwhelming documented evidence and the respondents attorney files a baseless motion to dismiss my motion to reconsider child support knowing that a motion to dismiss cannot be used against a motion to reconsider child support for the fact that it is not a pleading I then file an opposition to the respondents motion to dismiss The respondents attorney then files a motion to strike my evidence provided to the court attempting to seal documented evidence in a child support case and the judge never looked at any of the documented evidence I have provided the Judge set a hearing based on the opposing parties motion to seal my documented evidence what can I do because I find that the judge is being on the opposing parties attorneys side by law in Illinois and the judge is supposed to look at the evidence provided in a child support case and by law is supposed to modify and change the order that was based on false information
Hi Lula, it seems like a complex situation. You may:
*. Consult a different attorney for a second opinion.
*. File an appeal, if the judge makes an unfavorable decision without considering your evidence.
*. File a complaint against the judge, if you believe there's misconduct.
Please note that these are general suggestions and may not fully apply to your case.
How can I stop the opposing parties attorney from filing baseless motions to dismiss and motions to strike and seal my documented evidence
Hi Lula, in your situation, you might:
*. File oppositions to these motions, detailing why they are baseless.
*. Request sanctions against the opposing attorney for filing these baseless motions.
*. Consult with an attorney experienced in such matters.
Remember, it's important to seek legal advice specific to your situation.
How do I do this File oppositions to these motions, detailing why they are baseless.
*. Request sanctions against the opposing attorney for filing these baseless motions.
To file oppositions:
*. Draft a document stating your arguments against the motion, citing specific rules, laws, or past decisions.
*. File the document with the court and serve the opposing party.
To request sanctions:
*. Detail the opposing counsel's misconduct in a document.
*. File it with the court, requesting appropriate sanctions.
Note: Always consult with an attorney for specific advice.
How do I request sanctions:
*. Detail the opposing counsel's misconduct in a document.
To request sanctions:
*. Identify the attorney's misconduct and describe it in detail.
*. Mention the rule or law that the attorney violated.
*. Detail any harm you suffered due to this misconduct.
*. Propose the sanction you believe is appropriate.
*. File this document with the court.
Remember to seek legal advice for your specific situation.