Time has past much research has been compiled! Great News she’s GONE!!!!!

Although we are not in legislative session, that does not mean that we do not have opportunities to look for change to the crap we call family law.

1. The Child Support Advisory Committee meets on Tuesday, October 20, 2015, 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM. The meeting is video conferenced between Springfield and Chicago. For those new to my list, these are the clueless clowns who decide the formula for child support in Illinois. Although their outcomes are not what we like to see, we have made our presence known. Generally, we have vocal advocates who make their positions known onto the record. In the past, we had no public comment period available to us, and no official record. Now they know we are there, we are better informed than them, and we are not willing sheep going to the slaughter. There is some other good new, rumor has it that Diane Potts has left. For those who attend, she is the well-known man-hater (and if you are a woman paying child support, you are collateral damage for her.) Here are the locations for the meeting.

401 South Clinton, 1st Floor (Note the floor change), Conference Room
Chicago, IL 60601

and

509 South 6th Street
5th Floor Video Conference Room
Springfield, IL 62701

2. There is a local Chicago area (FREE) picnic – Cook County GOP Picnic – with elected officials present. If you went to the one 6-8 weeks ago, Governor Rauner attended, spoke for about 20 minutes – mostly offering his insight of the evils of lawyers in Illinois, and was available to speak with us. This is not to say he will be present at this one. He has lots on his plate. But you have to sign up. Here is the information. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cook-county-gop-fall-festival-tickets-18891579222?utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=order_confirmation_email&utm_term=eventname&ref=eemailordconf

Hope to see you there.

Now is the time to plant the seeds with politician before the elected officials go down State and are too busy trying to solve the budget and pension crisis.