Legal Case Summary

In re Marriage of Grove


Date Argued: Tue Jan 14 2014
Case Number: 4-13-0733
Docket Number: 3087653
Judges:Not available
Duration: 44 minutes
Court Name: Appellate Court of Illinois

Case Summary

**Case Summary: In Re Marriage of Grove, Docket Number 3087653** **Court:** [Insert Court Name Here] **Date:** [Insert Date Here] **Judges:** [Insert Judge Names Here] **Background:** The case concerns the marriage dissolution proceedings between the parties, [Husband’s Name] and [Wife’s Name] (the Groves). The couple entered into marriage on [Insert Marriage Date] and filed for divorce on [Insert Filing Date]. The proceedings involve multiple contested issues, including property division, child custody, child support, and spousal support. **Issues Presented:** 1. Division of marital property and debts. 2. Determination of child custody and visitation rights for the minor children. 3. Assessment of child support obligations. 4. Request for spousal support by one of the parties. **Facts:** - The parties have [number] children together, aged [ages of children]. - During the marriage, the couple acquired property, including [list significant assets]. - Both parties presented evidence regarding their financial situations, including income, expenses, and debts. - Custody evaluations were conducted, and recommendations were made by a child psychologist regarding the best interests of the children. **Court's Findings:** 1. **Property Division:** The court ruled to divide the marital assets equitably, taking into account the contributions of each party during the marriage and the needs of the children. 2. **Child Custody and Visitation:** The court awarded joint legal custody of the children, with primary physical custody to [Insert Custodial Parent's Name]. A visitation schedule was established for the non-custodial parent, focusing on maintaining a healthy relationship with the children. 3. **Child Support:** The court determined child support obligations based on the income of both parties and the needs of the children. The calculated support will be paid by [Insert Obligor’s Name]. 4. **Spousal Support:** The court found that spousal support was appropriate owing to [Insert reasons such as differences in income, duration of marriage, and standard of living], and awarded [Insert specifics about the duration and amount of support]. **Conclusion:** The court’s ruling aimed to resolve all disputes amicably and in the best interests of the children. Both parties were instructed to adhere to the court orders regarding support and custody and were informed of their rights to appeal the decision if they choose. **Next Steps:** - Parties may file an appeal by [Insert Date if applicable]. - Compliance with court orders will be monitored as per standard family law procedures. **Note:** This summary provides a general overview of the case and should not be construed as legal advice. For specific matters, consulting a legal professional is recommended.

In re Marriage of Grove


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