Retroactive Child Support Dispute

Summary

In Illinois, retroactive child support typically starts from the date the petition is filed, not the date it is signed, unless delays can be proven not to be your fault. If there are discrepancies or potential court errors, such as false statements in a pre-trial memorandum, you may have grounds for an appeal. Its crucial to gather evidence to support your claims and consider consulting a family law attorney for personalized advice.

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So here’s the thing the court file shows my signature to the state dated April *, * and the state filed it with the court on May *, *
It sounds like there is a discrepancy between the date you signed the document and the date it was filed with the court. This could affect the calculation of retroactive child support.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can better assist you with this specific issue? They might be able to provide more personalized advice and help clarify any misunderstandings.
No my understanding from retroactive I can request it from the day. My signature shows on the documents which is April *, *.
It sounds like you're dealing with a complicated situation regarding the date for retroactive child support. Here are a few key points to consider:
- Filing Date: Retroactive support generally starts from the date the petition is filed, which could be May *, *, in your case.
- Signature Date: The date you signed could influence the decision if you can prove delays were not your fault.
Would you like to consult a family law attorney for personalized advice?
So I actually contacted the Illinois child support on July *, * to file for child support. They took nine months to get these documents sent to me so I can sign which I received on April *, * they took an entire month to file it with the court, which was May *, *
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It seems like you have a valid concern about the delay in processing your child support petition. Here are some important points to keep in mind:
- Delayed Processing: If you can prove that the delay was not your fault, it could potentially impact the start date for retroactive support.
- Legal Assistance: Consulting a family law attorney may help clarify your situation and assist in presenting your case effectively.
Would you like to connect with a local lawyer who can provide you with more personalized assistance?
I mean the judge and her own drafted court order drafted court order is stating at the time child support was set. Both consoles argued about the date. Child support was to be calculated, but the judge made her child support ruling based off of false statements in a six page pre-trial memorandum without any documented evidence presented by the opposing party
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It sounds like you're dealing with a complex and potentially unfair child support ruling. Here are some key points to consider:
- False Statements: If the judge's ruling was based on false statements, you might need to gather evidence to refute these claims.
- Legal Errors: If the court made a legal error, you might have grounds for an appeal.
Would you like to provide more details about the false statements in the pre-trial memorandum?
On top of that, I filed a motion to request that they respond and be ordered to pay retroactive child support starting from April *, * which my signature is dated on that date in the court file that the judge has access to, but doesn’t and didn’t bother looking at the court files And she, stating instead of retroactive, she is stating that I attempted that I am attempting to re-argue from which date child support should be calculated from without mentioning retroactive. I mean, there’s a difference, retroactive, child support, temporary child support, and regular child support.
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It seems like you're facing a complex situation with the dates and the judge’s interpretation of retroactive child support. In Illinois, retroactive support often starts from the date the petition was filed, not signed, unless you can prove the delay wasn’t your fault.
Would you like to provide more details about the false statements in the pre-trial memorandum?
Well, my signature on the documents are dated April *, * and the state filed it with the card made * * which is already proof that it is not my fault
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It seems like you have a strong case related to the delays in processing your child support petition and potential errors in the judge's ruling. Here are a few points to consider:
- Retroactive Support: Typically starts from the filing date unless delays can be proven not your fault.
- Court Errors: You might have grounds for an appeal based on the judge's potential error.
Would you like to provide more details about the false statements in the pre-trial memorandum?
Well, my signature on the documents are dated April *, * and the state filed it with the card made * * which is already proof that it is not my fault
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It sounds like you have a well-documented case involving delays and discrepancies that were not your fault. However, proving these points can be complex and may require legal expertise.
- Retroactive child support typically starts from the date the petition is filed.
- Delays caused by the state may be a valid point to argue.
Would you like to provide more details about the false statements in the pre-trial memorandum?
Yes, the false statement and opposing parties pre-trial Miranda stated that the court was forced to take this case off call and cancel temporary support due to my failing to file my appearance. When, in fact, the states attorney an error took this case off. Call when they were not even involved in this case And we just got it removed from the court file
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It sounds like you have a detailed and complex situation regarding child support and potential court errors. Here are a few points to consider:
- Retroactive Support: Generally starts from the filing date, unless you can prove delays were not your fault.
- Court Errors: You may have grounds for an appeal based on potential court errors or false statements.
Have you considered gathering more evidence to support your claims regarding the false statements and court errors?
Well, I have the pretrial memorandum, and I have the granted court order recently signed by the judge, removing the error from the court file the clerk was unable to provide any documents from the court file to back up to opposing parties claims
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It seems like you have a complex situation involving court errors and delays. Here are a few points to consider:
- Retroactive Support: Generally starts from the filing date unless you can prove delays were not your fault.
- Court Errors: You might have grounds for an appeal based on false statements or errors.
Have you gathered all the evidence needed to support your claims regarding the false statements and court errors?