Can the same judge that tried me for a criminal case judge us in the custody case?

can the same judge that tried me for a criminal case also judge us in the custody case?

i had a criminal case involving drugs and "child endangerment " the childrent went into chaddock custody temp we been trying to gte them back and its been almost 3 yrs there trying to take our right away we signed over 3 ofthem to chaddock it was suppose to be to my parents but they lied to us and are making them go through the adoption process. one of them went into the system going home to home were trying to get her back and i was wondering if the same judge that tried our criminal case can try our custody case

Originally Posted by Unregistered can the same judge that tried me for a criminal case also judge us in the custody case? i had a criminal case involving drugs and "child endangerment " the childrent went into chaddock custody temp we been trying to gte them back and its been almost 3 yrs there trying to take our right away we signed over 3 ofthem to chaddock it was suppose to be to my parents but they lied to us and are making them go through the adoption process. one of them went into the system going home to home were trying to get her back and i was wondering if the same judge that tried our criminal case can try our custody case

i am in the state of il.

Why do so many people post on here and use no punctuation that let's the reader know when one sentence has ended and another has begun?

Also, why do so many people post here who fail to capitalize?

There is a strong possibility that you may receive the same judge. Most judges handle a variety of case loads, it may be helpful if you have a local website that allows you to review a background of your local judges. In this case I would definitely suggest that you get legal counsel as soon as possible as it appears to be a very time sensitive matter. To the person who feels the need to belittle people to make yourself feel better I suggest you find a different site to do it on. You never answered the posters question, people come to this forum to ask for assistance and guidance on their custody problems not to be torn apart for bad grammar. I'm not entirely sure what your problem is but I'm sure that it's difficult to pronounce.