Custody Order Violation Steps

To provide the specific rules of calls in Peoria or LaSalle County, Illinois, I need to clarify what type of calls you are referring to. Are you asking about rules related to:
- Telephone solicitation?
- Court procedures for calling witnesses?
- Police call logs or emergency dispatch?
Please specify so I can assist you better.

To assist you accurately, could you please clarify what you mean by the "rule of cause" in LaSalle County? Are you referring to:
- Cause for legal action
- Cause of arrest
- Cause for eviction
- Another specific issue
This information will help provide the most relevant legal guidelines.

I understand your concern about your ex not following the court order. Could you please specify the type of court order (e.g., custody, visitation, child support) and any particular issues you are facing? This will help me provide more accurate guidance.

Thank you for clarifying. Here’s some general information about dealing with custody order violations in Illinois:
- **Document Violations**: Keep detailed records of each violation.
- **File a Motion for Contempt**: This legal action requires showing that your ex is willfully disobeying the court order.
- **Seek Legal Advice**: Consult with a family law attorney for personalized guidance.
Would you like contact information for a nearby court to address this issue?

Thank you for your patience. In Illinois, before filing a motion for contempt regarding custody issues, it's generally not required to "show calls" or follow a specific "rule of calls." However, documenting communication attempts is beneficial.
Would you like contact information for the nearest court in LaSalle County to proceed with your motion?