Illinois Eviction Third Party

Summary

In Illinois, you can object to adding a third party in an eviction case, but the court makes the final decision. A motion to strike can be used against a jury demand, and the court will decide on it. You can request a venue change if denied, but it requires substantial reasons like perceived bias. Focus on justifying your jury trial demand, objecting to the third party, and addressing courtroom removal. If the e-file law library guide is unhelpful, consult a legal professional directly. Legal aid organizations or local bar associations can provide referrals or free consultations.

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Lawyer trying to leave and add third party
Hello. It appears you're having an issue with a third-party eviction in Illinois. Just to clarify, is the lawyer you mentioned your legal representative, and are they attempting to withdraw from your case while introducing a third-party?
Plaintiff asked to leave and add third party
It seems you're dealing with a complex eviction case in Illinois. In general:
- The plaintiff can add a third party if they are relevant to the case.
- Leaving the case might require court approval.
Please consult with your lawyer for specific advice.
Can i object to third party
Yes, you generally have the right to object to the addition of a third party in your case. However, the court will make the final decision. It's best to seek advice from your attorney on how to proceed.
I filed a motion demand of jury the other attorney filed a motion to strike
To better assist you, could you clarify if your motion for a jury trial was for the eviction case specifically, or related to the addition of the third party?
Evictuon
In Illinois, generally:
- A motion to strike can be used against a jury demand.
- The court will decide if your demand for a jury trial is stricken.
- It's essential to consult with your attorney about this.
If i get denied can i ask for changevof venue
Yes, you can request a change of venue, but it's subject to court approval. The reason should be substantial, like perceived bias. Consult your attorney for specific advice.
Would it be a good enough reason for jury trial if i have already been kicked out of court room
Being removed from the courtroom doesn't necessarily qualify for a jury trial. However, if you feel your rights were infringed upon, you may appeal. This is a complex issue, so please consult your attorney for specific advice.
What if the efile law library help guide dont know anything
In that case, it's recommended to consult with a legal professional directly for advice. Legal aid organizations or local bar associations in Illinois can often provide referrals or even free consultations.
Nobody will represent us
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. You may want to reach out to local legal aid societies or clinics, as they often assist in cases where people are having trouble finding representation. The Illinois Legal Aid Online might be a good starting point.
What should be my main topics in court
In court, you should focus on:
- Justifying your demand for a jury trial
- Explaining your objection to adding a third party
- Providing reasons for a potential venue change
- Addressing why you were removed from the courtroom
Consult with your attorney for a detailed strategy.
What would be my reasoning for third party
Your reasons to object a third party could include:
- Irrelevance of the third party to the case
- Potential prejudice or harm to your case
- Unnecessary complexity or delay introduced by the third party
Please consult with your attorney for personalized advice.
If the court case land dispute was between heir ship and defendant why bring 3rd party in
A third party may be brought in if they have an interest in the property or if they could be liable for any judgment in the case. Since each case is unique, please consult with your attorney for specific advice.