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Bedbug Case Court Procedures
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Handling a bedbug case in Illinois requires understanding court procedures and deadlines. If a motion to vacate is filed, you typically have 21 days to respond. Ensure you receive all necessary filings from the court or opposing party. Draft your response on the required court paper and include supporting evidence. Follow up with the court clerk for updates and confirm deadlines. If needed, consult local legal resources for assistance.Full Conversation
Yes i wanted ti know could you answer some legal questions for me
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Yes i had petition to do a bedbug case in civil court as pro se i was scheduled fir a hearibg on november 3rd *? I waited 2hours and the defendant of ashley furniture store didn't show up the judge said he dudn't know how my case gotton on his desk because he handle big cases he said that was the bad side but he said the good side was that they defaulted on the case and he awarded me $*,* dollars? Ok i wasn't happy because i had my evidence which was my photos abd probablt would of made a difference in a larger settle amount. So i then did a motion to reconsidered and ir's been a week later and the clerk said the case us still siting on tje judge desk and he can't give me a date? What should i do
If your motion to reconsider is still pending, you might consider the following steps:
- Follow up with the court clerk periodically to check the status.
- Consider consulting a local attorney for advice on whether pursuing further action is beneficial.
- Be patient, as court processes can be slow.
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- Follow up with the court clerk periodically to check the status.
- Consider consulting a local attorney for advice on whether pursuing further action is beneficial.
- Be patient, as court processes can be slow.
Do you want help finding a local attorney to assist you with your case?
I mean when i turned my motion to reconsidered in to the court house u also found out that they is trying to vacate that motion and they file something on december 1st *? But i'm madd because every paper or form i file i gave the opposibg party their copy and i never received and notice abd i want block this from happening i also want to know can i inform the judge personally of what is going on
It's frustrating to feel like you're not getting the information you need. Regarding your situation:
- Generally, judges cannot be contacted directly by parties about a case. All communications should go through formal filings to the court.
- If the opposing party has filed a motion to vacate, you should receive a notice and have the opportunity to respond.
- Consider consulting with a local attorney to help you respond to their motion and ensure your rights are protected.
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- Generally, judges cannot be contacted directly by parties about a case. All communications should go through formal filings to the court.
- If the opposing party has filed a motion to vacate, you should receive a notice and have the opportunity to respond.
- Consider consulting with a local attorney to help you respond to their motion and ensure your rights are protected.
Would you like assistance in finding a local attorney who can help you with this matter?
Well nir really because i cane this far and i want to finish it because i'm not trying to be funny or anyrhing i have tried to reach out to different attorneys but nine woukd take the case
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It sounds like you're in a challenging situation. While you're determined to handle it on your own, if the opposing party is trying to vacate the motion, it may be beneficial to consult an attorney for guidance. Keep following up with the court for updates. Would you like further information on court procedures?
It sounds like you're in a challenging situation. While you're determined to handle it on your own, if the opposing party is trying to vacate the motion, it may be beneficial to consult an attorney for guidance. Keep following up with the court for updates. Would you like further information on court procedures?
I mean i was told by my other attorney bur he dob't handle these types of cases what they did
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It seems like you're dealing with a complex situation. If your previous attorney mentioned what the opposing party did, it might be helpful to get clarification on those actions. Have you tried reaching out to the court for any updates or further details on the opposing party's filing?
It seems like you're dealing with a complex situation. If your previous attorney mentioned what the opposing party did, it might be helpful to get clarification on those actions. Have you tried reaching out to the court for any updates or further details on the opposing party's filing?
Well he instructed me to get a copy of what they file and once i do that hiw do i block the vacate or is it called a vacate to leave the judgement rhat's been granted
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To block a motion to vacate, you must file a response to the court. Here's a general guide:
- Obtain a copy of the motion to vacate filed by the opposing party.
- File a written response to the court within the specified time frame, explaining why the judgment should not be vacated.
- Include any supporting evidence or documentation.
- Follow court procedures for filing your response.
Consider consulting an attorney for guidance on drafting your response. Would you like more information on filing responses in Missouri courts?
To block a motion to vacate, you must file a response to the court. Here's a general guide:
- Obtain a copy of the motion to vacate filed by the opposing party.
- File a written response to the court within the specified time frame, explaining why the judgment should not be vacated.
- Include any supporting evidence or documentation.
- Follow court procedures for filing your response.
Consider consulting an attorney for guidance on drafting your response. Would you like more information on filing responses in Missouri courts?
If they file december 1st * how much time do they give you to respond back
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In Missouri, the time frame to respond to a motion can vary depending on the court's rules and the nature of the motion. Generally, you may have around * to 30 days to respond. It's important to check with the court or review the local rules for specifics. If you need more time or assistance, you might consider consulting with a legal professional for guidance.
In Missouri, the time frame to respond to a motion can vary depending on the court's rules and the nature of the motion. Generally, you may have around * to 30 days to respond. It's important to check with the court or review the local rules for specifics. If you need more time or assistance, you might consider consulting with a legal professional for guidance.
So if t get it in there this friday should i be ok
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If you file your response by this Friday, you should be within a typical response period. However, it's crucial to verify the specific deadline with the court or local rules to ensure you're filing on time. Keep checking with the court for updates about your case.
If you file your response by this Friday, you should be within a typical response period. However, it's crucial to verify the specific deadline with the court or local rules to ensure you're filing on time. Keep checking with the court for updates about your case.
You knoq the coyrt clerk told ne that he don't know what hudge would handle this case because the first jydge said the case shouldn't been in his desk
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It sounds like you're navigating a tricky situation with your case being reassigned. Here are some general steps you could consider:
- Keep following up with the court clerk for updates on which judge will handle your case.
- Confirm any deadlines for responding to motions.
- If possible, consult with a legal aid organization in Missouri for more guidance.
If you have more questions about the court process or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're navigating a tricky situation with your case being reassigned. Here are some general steps you could consider:
- Keep following up with the court clerk for updates on which judge will handle your case.
- Confirm any deadlines for responding to motions.
- If possible, consult with a legal aid organization in Missouri for more guidance.
If you have more questions about the court process or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Ok can i tell the court clerk about rhe filing i didn't get qhich was fiked deceber 1st * because it could have a barring on my case if i didn,t receuve this importanr letter in the male and my days could have raned out and if i would have notice in due time i could have better prepare my paper to submitt to the court? But just as they gotten their forms i didn't get mines
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You can definitely inform the court clerk about not receiving the filing. They might guide you on how to proceed or help verify if there's been an oversight. It's important to express how this affects your ability to respond in a timely manner. Have you tried following up with them about this issue?
You can definitely inform the court clerk about not receiving the filing. They might guide you on how to proceed or help verify if there's been an oversight. It's important to express how this affects your ability to respond in a timely manner. Have you tried following up with them about this issue?
Well lije i said i called the coyrt clerk and he said there was nothing schedule for my case then i happened to reach out to my lawyer and he looked into it and told me that they are trying ti vacate that motion and they filed it december 1st but agaib i didn't get a copy i mean fair is fair
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It seems like you're handling a complex situation with your case. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Follow up with the court clerk regularly about the motion and any missed filings.
- Ensure you file a timely response to the motion to vacate.
- Consider documenting your communications with the court and opposing party.
If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
It seems like you're handling a complex situation with your case. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Follow up with the court clerk regularly about the motion and any missed filings.
- Ensure you file a timely response to the motion to vacate.
- Consider documenting your communications with the court and opposing party.
If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
When i was foing my motion ti reconsidered and i toom so.e of my evidence out and if i want to add it back on can because it has a barring on rhis case
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It might be possible to add evidence to your motion to reconsider, but it depends on the court's rules and the timing of your request. You may need to file an amended motion with the court, including the additional evidence. Have you checked with the Missouri court regarding their specific procedures for this?
It might be possible to add evidence to your motion to reconsider, but it depends on the court's rules and the timing of your request. You may need to file an amended motion with the court, including the additional evidence. Have you checked with the Missouri court regarding their specific procedures for this?
So tonorrow when u go ti the court house ehat would i be filing
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When you visit the courthouse, you might consider filing:
- A response to the motion to vacate, if you haven't already.
- An amended motion to reconsider, if you want to include additional evidence.
Ensure you follow the court's procedures and deadlines. Have you confirmed these steps with the court clerk?
When you visit the courthouse, you might consider filing:
- A response to the motion to vacate, if you haven't already.
- An amended motion to reconsider, if you want to include additional evidence.
Ensure you follow the court's procedures and deadlines. Have you confirmed these steps with the court clerk?
I mean how would the motion to vacare be set up it's for a bedbug case
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To set up a motion to vacate, you generally need to:
- Draft the motion, including a clear explanation of why the judgment should be vacated.
- Include relevant legal grounds and any supporting evidence or documentation.
- File the motion with the court and serve a copy to the opposing party.
- Follow the court's specific filing rules and deadlines.
Would you like more detailed information on this process in Missouri?
To set up a motion to vacate, you generally need to:
- Draft the motion, including a clear explanation of why the judgment should be vacated.
- Include relevant legal grounds and any supporting evidence or documentation.
- File the motion with the court and serve a copy to the opposing party.
- Follow the court's specific filing rules and deadlines.
Would you like more detailed information on this process in Missouri?
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In Missouri, filing a motion to vacate involves these steps:
- Draft the Motion: Clearly explain why the judgment should be vacated, citing any legal grounds.
- Gather Evidence: Include any supporting documentation or evidence.
- File the Motion: Submit it to the court and serve a copy to the opposing party.
- Follow Procedures: Ensure compliance with court-specific filing rules and deadlines.
Would you like more information on specific procedures or forms required in Missouri?
In Missouri, filing a motion to vacate involves these steps:
- Draft the Motion: Clearly explain why the judgment should be vacated, citing any legal grounds.
- Gather Evidence: Include any supporting documentation or evidence.
- File the Motion: Submit it to the court and serve a copy to the opposing party.
- Follow Procedures: Ensure compliance with court-specific filing rules and deadlines.
Would you like more information on specific procedures or forms required in Missouri?
Is misdouri and illinous the same
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Missouri and Illinois are two different states in the United States, each with its own legal system and laws. It sounds like you're dealing with a complex case. Do you need any more specific information about court procedures in Missouri?
Missouri and Illinois are two different states in the United States, each with its own legal system and laws. It sounds like you're dealing with a complex case. Do you need any more specific information about court procedures in Missouri?
The case is in st.claie county belleville il
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Thanks for clarifying the location. Since the case is in Illinois, it's important to follow Illinois state court rules.
- In Illinois, a response to a motion typically needs to be filed within 21 days.
- If you haven't yet received the opposing party's motion, request a copy from the court clerk.
- Consider filing a response to the motion to vacate and possibly an amended motion to reconsider if you have additional evidence.
For local Illinois court procedures or forms, you might want to check the St. Clair County court's website or consult a local legal aid service. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
Thanks for clarifying the location. Since the case is in Illinois, it's important to follow Illinois state court rules.
- In Illinois, a response to a motion typically needs to be filed within 21 days.
- If you haven't yet received the opposing party's motion, request a copy from the court clerk.
- Consider filing a response to the motion to vacate and possibly an amended motion to reconsider if you have additional evidence.
For local Illinois court procedures or forms, you might want to check the St. Clair County court's website or consult a local legal aid service. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
So if the file december 1st * how many days do i have to file
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In Illinois, you typically have 21 days to respond to a motion from the date it was filed. If the opposing party filed on December *, *, you should aim to file your response by December *, *. It's wise to confirm this deadline with the court.
In Illinois, you typically have 21 days to respond to a motion from the date it was filed. If the opposing party filed on December *, *, you should aim to file your response by December *, *. It's wise to confirm this deadline with the court.
Ok the lawyer said ask their attorney to send you a copy of this filing that was dated on decembwr 1st * or can i get it from the courthouse
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You can request a copy of the filing from the court clerk at the courthouse. It's also a good idea to ask the opposing party's attorney for a copy. Make sure to communicate the importance of receiving this document for your response.
You can request a copy of the filing from the court clerk at the courthouse. It's also a good idea to ask the opposing party's attorney for a copy. Make sure to communicate the importance of receiving this document for your response.
Ok well i will call rhere attoeney tomorrow and then prepare my satenent ans turn it in monday
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It looks like you're handling this situation with determination. Based on your current plan, reaching out to the opposing attorney for the filing and preparing your statement sounds like a proactive approach. If you have more questions about the process or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
It looks like you're handling this situation with determination. Based on your current plan, reaching out to the opposing attorney for the filing and preparing your statement sounds like a proactive approach. If you have more questions about the process or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
But i wanted to knoq when i twxt back timorrow can someone show me how to aet it up becauae i have to go by the coyrthouse ti get their paper to qrite it on bwcause they want excepr no ther paper
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It sounds like you're preparing to file a response at the courthouse. To set it up, you should:
- Draft your response on the specific paper format required by the court.
- Include your arguments and any supporting evidence.
- Ensure you follow any court-specific guidelines for formatting.
If you have more questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're preparing to file a response at the courthouse. To set it up, you should:
- Draft your response on the specific paper format required by the court.
- Include your arguments and any supporting evidence.
- Ensure you follow any court-specific guidelines for formatting.
If you have more questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
Ok i will twxt yoy tomorrow and again thank you all for what you do
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It seems you're doing a commendable job handling this complex situation. Be sure to gather all the necessary documents and follow the specific court guidelines when filing your response. Feel free to reach out if you have further questions or need more assistance. Good luck!
It seems you're doing a commendable job handling this complex situation. Be sure to gather all the necessary documents and follow the specific court guidelines when filing your response. Feel free to reach out if you have further questions or need more assistance. Good luck!
So if i turn the paper in monday that should bwe before the deadli ne correct jyst making sure
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If you turn in your response by Monday, you should be within the typical response period, assuming the filing was on December *, *. However, always confirm the specific deadline with the court to ensure compliance. If you have further questions about court procedures, feel free to ask!
If you turn in your response by Monday, you should be within the typical response period, assuming the filing was on December *, *. However, always confirm the specific deadline with the court to ensure compliance. If you have further questions about court procedures, feel free to ask!
Ok thank you and have a nuce evening and i'm goi g yo end this session
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It seems like you're navigating the court process quite well on your own. Always ensure you're meeting deadlines by verifying with the court directly. If you have any more questions about the process or need further assistance, feel free to reach out anytime. Have a good evening!
It seems like you're navigating the court process quite well on your own. Always ensure you're meeting deadlines by verifying with the court directly. If you have any more questions about the process or need further assistance, feel free to reach out anytime. Have a good evening!
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