Eviction Motion Options Illinois

Summary

If youre facing an eviction in Illinois and were denied a jury trial, you can file a Motion to Reconsider to ask the court to review its decision. Ensure you have documented proof of your request. Other motions you can consider include Motion to Quash for improper service, Motion to Continue for more preparation time, and Motion to Dismiss for procedural errors. Consult a local attorney to determine the best course of action.

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In process
Based on your situation in Illinois, you have a few options:
- Motion to Quash: If there was an issue with how you were served.
- Motion to Continue: If you need more time to prepare.
- Motion to Dismiss: If there's a procedural error in the plaintiff's case.
Please consult with a local attorney to decide the best course of action.
What is procedural
A "procedural" error in legal terms refers to a mistake or omission in the legal process or court proceedings. This could include incorrect filings, improper service of documents, or violation of court rules. If such an error has occurred, a Motion to Dismiss may be a possible option.
What if i asked during court for a jury trial and they say i didnt
In Illinois, you have the right to request a jury trial in your eviction case. If you believe your request was not recognized, you can:
- File a Motion to Reconsider: Ask the court to review its decision.
- Keep a record: Ensure you have documented proof of your request.
Consult a local attorney for further advice.