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Aaronsmomma06
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- Jurisdiction
- Illinois
I'm Involved in a probate minor guardianship case in Illinois. Not one thing since this case has commenced has been done in a legal manner. I hired a lawyer and after speaking with him and him researching the case felt confident in getting it dismissed and resolved. He filed a motion stating the various reason to dismiss and illegal acts of the courts. When we went to court over such pleadings he seen that the judge had total disregard for the matter and was going to do nothing to remedy said acts. Thereafter I ask my lawyer what legal options we had after that. He replied saying there was nothing we could do. I argued the fact that I felt there was and he kindly quit responding to my emails concerning the matter. Eventually I was frustrated and desperate and sent him a email explaining that I was aware to the fact that he was legally obligated to report such acts of the courts and work to get my case dismissed and get my son returned to me. I explained that I understood the situation he was in given he worked with this judge daily and feared by doing so he would face retaliation however he needed to understand my situation. He could move and find another place to practice, I however could not get another son. If he was not going to take care of the matter I would go it alone if need be. Shortly thereafter I got a email from him stating that he was withdrawing as my attorney and stated reasons none of which were true. I emailed requesting for a explanation of said allegations never getting response to such. I agreed to discharge him under the conditions that he get me a continuance so as to hire new councel. He replied that given the circumstances the judge would grant me a continuance. Later that very day I find that after I left IL to return home in wv days prior the gal filed.five orders of protections against me. I told my lawyer all of the allegations were false and I had proof of that and was planning and prepared to fight them later that night I recieve a email from the attorney stating that the judge denied my continuance unless I would agree to and extend the five orders of protections filed against me set to be heard in three days. Same day as my trial. He said to me if I didn't agree with this then I needed to be prepared to represent myself at my trial in three days along with run the risk of the judge granting the oops and if so it could be up to a year before dropped meaning no contact with my son. Can the judge legally do this ? And what legal term would be used to describe what she did ?