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Ill. S. Ct. R. 100.10

Submission of Recommendations to the Court

activein force · 2021-10-01 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Notice to Parties. The administrative hearing officer shall present each party with a copy

of the recommended order to be submitted to a judge. The administrative hearing officer shall

also present each party with a written notice informing the parties of their right to req uest a

judicial hearing and the procedures for so doing. The recommended order and notice shall be

presented to each party at the conclusion of the hearing. If either party is not present at the

conclusion of the hearing, either in person or through an att orney, the recommendation and order

shall be mailed by regular mail to the party’s last known address. For the purposes of this

paragraph, being present encompasses appearing in person, by counsel, or remotely, including by

telephone or video conference.

(b) Acceptance of Recommended Order. If both parties are present at the hearing and agree

to the recommended order, they shall sign the recommended order. The administrative hearing

officer shall transmit the signed recommended order to a judge as provided for in the Plan of

Implementation.

order or any part thereof, the administrative hearing officer shall immediately request a judicial

hearing to resolve the contested m atter. The administrative hearing officer shall record the date,

time and place of such judicial hearing on a notice which shall be presented to the parties at the

conclusion of the hearing. Notice shall be sent to nonappearing parties by regular mail. The

administrative hearing officer shall transmit to a judge a written statement indicating those issues

to which the parties agree and disagree, all documentary evidence and all schedules presented at

the expedited child support hearing.

(d) Administrative Hearing Officer May Not Testify. An administrative hearing officer

may not be called or compelled to testify as to what transpired before the administrative hearing

officer with respect to contested matters.

History

Adopted April 1, 1992, effective immediately; amended Sept. 29, 2021, eff. Oct. 1, 2021.

Provenance

Source: illinoiscourts.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-14
Edition: 2026-09-14
Content hash: b7299d81cdcfb171afcf6bcf7a697742902f2c459254776775b7f43f0d4aa8c9

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