Court Document Access Guidelines

Summary

In Illinois, you can request your complete case file from your former lawyer, including all relevant documents and correspondence. Lawyers must provide reasonable notice before withdrawing, usually well in advance of court dates. If your lawyer gave only 10-15 minutes notice, it may not be considered reasonable. You can file a complaint with the Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission if you believe your lawyer acted improperly. If you suspect court bias, consider filing a motion to recuse or a complaint with the Judicial Inquiry Board.

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Does he have my lawyer have to show me his phone calls made in my case
Your lawyer is generally required to show you all documents and evidence related to your case, including correspondence such as emails and letters. However, phone calls may not be documented unless they were recorded or summarized in writing.
Where are you located? This can help determine the specific rules in your area.
I'm located in Illinois and I'm in family Court trying to get my daughter back and my lawyer withdrew because he sabotaged my case and I found out
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Illinois, you have the right to request your complete case file from your former lawyer. This includes all documents, emails, motions, court orders, and any other relevant correspondence.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint against your lawyer or find a new one?
How long is my lawyer supposed to give me notification of his withdrawal from my case
In Illinois, a lawyer must provide "reasonable notice" before withdrawing from a case, which typically means notifying you well in advance of any critical deadlines or court dates. This allows you sufficient time to find a new attorney.
Would you like information on how to file a complaint or find a new lawyer?
What is a reasonable amount of time mean and notifying a client in the courts of you with a lawyer withdrawing from his case
In Illinois, "reasonable notice" for a lawyer withdrawing from a case generally means:
- Sufficient time to find a new attorney.
- Notice well in advance of any critical deadlines or court dates.
- Typically, this could be a few weeks, but it depends on the specific circumstances of the case.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or find a new lawyer?
If a lawyer gave me * minutes and finally tell me of his were drawing for cases that sufficient time
It seems like your lawyer gave you very short notice before withdrawing from your case. In Illinois, the lawyer is required to give "reasonable notice," which generally means enough time for you to find a new attorney and not disrupt your case. Nine minutes is likely not considered reasonable, especially if it impacts your ability to proceed with your case.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint against your lawyer or assistance in finding a new one?
Is the court supposed to say something if he emailed his motion of withdrawn from my case * minutes before court
In Illinois, a lawyer must give reasonable notice before withdrawing, which generally means well in advance of critical dates. If your lawyer withdrew * minutes before court, it is likely not considered reasonable.
Would you like information on how to file a complaint or assistance in finding a new lawyer?
Is a judge or the GL supposed to say something about giving * minutes notice of drawing for my client's case
In general, if a lawyer withdraws from a case with only * minutes' notice before a court proceeding, it is likely not considered reasonable notice. In Illinois, both the judge and the guardian ad litem (GL) may address this issue to ensure that the client's rights are not prejudiced by the sudden withdrawal.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint against your lawyer or assistance in finding a new one?
Can the courts a law a lawyer will drive from my case if he only gave * minutes or * minutes notice of his draw to notify the courts and myself
In Illinois, a lawyer must provide reasonable notice before withdrawing from a case. Giving only *-* minutes' notice is typically not considered reasonable. This may be grounds for filing a complaint against the lawyer.
Would you like information on how to file a complaint or assistance in finding a new lawyer?
Why didn't the judge say anything about my Lord we're trying for my case if he did not give the proper amount of time for notification
It's possible that the judge did not address the short notice of your lawyer's withdrawal due to several reasons, such as procedural oversight or belief that it wouldn't significantly impact your case. You may want to request a hearing to discuss this issue or file a complaint against your lawyer for improper withdrawal.
Would you like information on how to request a hearing or file a complaint?
If my lawyer and I were in a disagreement and he did not show up in court because he just was being a doofus isn't the judge supposed to say something about that they had to have him notified to come to court
In Illinois, if your lawyer failed to show up in court without notifying you or the court in a reasonable manner, the judge should address this issue to ensure your rights are not compromised.
Would you like more information on how to request a hearing to discuss this issue or file a complaint against your lawyer?
After church and not saying about my lawyer not something Court what can I do about that
It seems like you have had multiple issues with your lawyer's conduct. You may want to consider the following steps:
*. File a Complaint: You can file a complaint against your lawyer with the Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission (ARDC).
*. Request a Hearing: You can request a hearing to address the issues caused by your lawyer's withdrawal and failure to appear.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or request a hearing?
What can you do if the courts are being biased and you and your case
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If you believe the court is biased against you in your case, you can consider the following actions:
- File a Motion to Recuse: Request the judge to withdraw from the case due to bias.
- File a Complaint: Submit a complaint with the Judicial Inquiry Board in Illinois.
Would you like more information on these options or assistance with another issue?