You could have the same issue in front of three different judges and get three different results.

Interviewer: Not for a petition for rule, because the petition for rule just says show cause why you shouldn’t be held in contempt, and that’s up to her. However, if she were to file a motion to modify the visitation time then that’s where that would come into play. But the court has broad discretion and they can do that. The truth is that we have different judges that have different personalities and different thoughts and different issues, different takes on all these issues. So realistically you could have the same issue in front of three different judges and get three different results.

David Siegel: In some counties the judge who originally heard your divorce doesn’t hear the post decree issues in some counties.

Interviewer: In some counties, but I think I believe in Joliet it will be – it should be the same judge. Now, of course, if somebody retires or moves to a different division that’s a difference.

David Siegel: I know Cook County has it broken down into an alphabetical calendar as well as a numerical calendar, and that alphabetical calendar you’re going to get a different judge than who heard your underlying cause. So it really depends, and that judge…

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