1.) Is the Illinois trial courts judgment, dated
02/25/2022, valid, if due process, equal
protection, and/or jurisdiction is absent for
the duration of the case?

2.) If Illinois law states that an
Exparte/emergency order of protection (OP)
is to be held for at least three days, but the
IL State Court voids the OP in less than
three days, would an OP still be valid?
Would an entered Court order be void or
invalid that prematurely ended an OP less
than three days?

3.) Is it lawful for a State Court to enter a Child
Custody Determination that automatically
rewards the father with most of the
parenting time (or physical custody) if the
mother is held in contempt of court while
the best interests of the minor child was not
heard on hearing before the automatic
reward of custody to the father (McDowell)?

4.) Would a child custody decree be invalid or
void if it was modified by a State Court that
lacked original jurisdiction to enter a child
custody decree IAW Illinois ' Uniform Child
Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act
(UCCJEA)?

5.) Is it lawful for an Illinois State Court to
transfer an out-of-state (OK) emergency
Order of Protection (OP) proceeding to its
Court, and not hold a hearing for the
emergency OP proceeding? Is it lawful for
the IL Court to instead reward the alleged
offender within the OP from OK with
majority parenting time?

6.) Is it lawful to prosecute a party twice for
the same civil matter that arose from the
same cause of action and circumstances?

7.) Is it an abuse of discretion to enter a
judgment that changed the schedule of a
minor child (at one year old) from their
sole and primary caretaker since birth
to implement a child custody judgment
that executes two-week rotations, which
includes a 13 hour + drive with a parent
that the minor child has spent little to no
time with since birth?

8.) Is it lawful for a State Court to not enforce
its judgment and provide a grieved parent
with no make-up parenting time which
later facilitated parental kidnapping or
abudction for over 1.5 years?

9.) What is a void judgment?

10.) Can a void judgment, determination, or
decree be appealed at any time by any
court?

Whether a state court's child custody determination violates due process and jurisdictional requirements when modifying an out-of-state emergency order of protection without a hearing and potentially facilitating parental kidnapping