Whether due process allows the denial of the right to petition the government for redress of grievances due to lack of funds to pay court costs and fees

QUESTIONS PRESENTED The Peter Lux Jr. Estate of +960 acres of prime farmland was settled in 1923.(App.113a) Moultrie County Judge John Laughlin also signed in 1936 the 36-CH-63(App.263a) Agreed Order to settle via Springing Executory Interest, the Peter Lux Jr. Estate on the 9 unborn Harrison Children. Judge John Laughlin with the Harrison family signed the Agreed Order in Case 36-CH63 stating, the Peter Lux Jr. Estate is held for the Harrison Line/Children in Trust FOREVER.(App.274a) Whether due process allows Trial Court Judge Richard L. Broch, the Illinois 4th District Appellate Court, and the Illinois Supreme Court to deny Indigent Americans the right to Petition the Government for Redress of Grievances because they lack funds to pay the Court Costs and Fees? Whether due process allows the Illinois 4th District Appellate . Court, and the Illinois Supreme Court to deny Americans/Trust beneficiaries the right to be secure against unreasonable seizures of their Trust property, and seizure of Trust funds without a Warrant supported by Oath or affirmation particularly describing the things to be seized? Or Whether, due process allows the II]linois Courts to seize property without joining all necessary and relevant parties? ii a