UPDATED for 2023
REMOTE HEARINGS ORDER - The Illinois Supreme Court has encourage all counties to adopt procedures for the continued use of Zoom for court dates. The Will County courts have adopted this Administrative Order in Response. Will County has published all the judge's Zom inf BUT each judge can still set things up the way she or he wishes.
2023 Judge Assignments - FAMILY (Divorce/Dissolution Cases):
All cases within this division are transferable between the judges assigned without written assignment order by the Chief Judge, and all cases wherein substitutions or recusals may occur will be reassigned by the Presiding Judge without having to be referred to the Chief Judge.
PATERNITY, NON-SUPPORT AND RELATED MATTERS INVOLVING THE ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE:
Judge Raymond A. Nash (Courtroom 601) will hear the Attorney General Support Enforcement calls on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom 601.
These cases will also be heard at that same time in Courtroom 602 which will be covered by members of the Family Law Division until such time as the Associate Judge vacancy has been filled. All files will be assigned at the direction of the Family Division Presiding Judge.
Motions, case management conferences, status calls, status hearings and contested motions shall be heard Monday, through Friday at 9:00 a.m
2023 Judge Assignments - FAMILY (Divorce/Dissolution Cases):
All cases within this division are transferable between the judges assigned without written assignment order by the Chief Judge, and all cases wherein substitutions or recusals may occur will be reassigned by the Presiding Judge without having to be referred to the Chief Judge.
- Judge David Garcia (Presiding Judge) (Courtroom 702)
- Judge Derek W. Ewanic (Courtroom 701)
- Judge Victoria M. Kennison (Courtroom 703)
- Judge Domenica A. Osterberger (705)
- Judge Cory Lund (Courtroom 704)
PATERNITY, NON-SUPPORT AND RELATED MATTERS INVOLVING THE ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE:
Judge Raymond A. Nash (Courtroom 601) will hear the Attorney General Support Enforcement calls on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom 601.
These cases will also be heard at that same time in Courtroom 602 which will be covered by members of the Family Law Division until such time as the Associate Judge vacancy has been filled. All files will be assigned at the direction of the Family Division Presiding Judge.
Motions, case management conferences, status calls, status hearings and contested motions shall be heard Monday, through Friday at 9:00 a.m
February 2019 Update: Time Lapse Video of Construction - 2/18/19
https://youtu.be/JTW6ezTwBjw
January 2019 Update: Time Lapse Video of Construction - 1/19/19
Time Lapse Video of Construction - May to August 2018
Time Lapse Video of 1st Midwest Building Demolition - 2018
Extended Time Lapse Video of New Courthouse Construction
Extended time lapse video in February and March of construction at the site of the new Will County Courthouse taken from my office at Andreano and Lyons 58 N. Chicago Street in downtown Joliet, Illinois.
This video begins in February with a little snow and then foundation work for the new courthouse seen between the two buildings. Then in March, demolition of the First Midwest Bank Building. At about 2:00 minutes in, the facade of the building begins to come down.
This video begins in February with a little snow and then foundation work for the new courthouse seen between the two buildings. Then in March, demolition of the First Midwest Bank Building. At about 2:00 minutes in, the facade of the building begins to come down.
February 2018 Snow
February 2018 saw some heavy snowfall mid-month. My time-lapse camera was off a bit that week but the malfunction also caught some cool night scenes.