Legal Case Summary

In re Marriage of Wells


Date Argued: Wed Oct 19 2016
Case Number: 4-16-0055
Docket Number: 4480540
Judges:Not available
Duration: 38 minutes
Court Name: Appellate Court of Illinois

Case Summary

**Case Summary: In re Marriage of Wells, Docket Number 4480540** **Court:** [Specify Court Name] **Date:** [Specify Date] **Parties Involved:** - Petitioner: [Name of Petitioner] - Respondent: [Name of Respondent] **Case Overview:** This case involves the dissolution of marriage between the parties involved, referred to as "Wells." The petitioner filed for divorce, prompting an examination of various issues pertaining to marital property, child custody, support obligations, and other related matters. **Key Facts:** 1. **Marriage Duration:** The parties were married for [Number of Years] before the filing for divorce. 2. **Children:** The couple has [Number of Children] children, aged [Ages of Children]. 3. **Petitioner’s Claims:** The petitioner sought [specific claims such as sole custody, division of property, alimony, etc.]. 4. **Respondent’s Counterclaims:** The respondent countered with [any counterclaims or defenses]. **Legal Issues:** - Custody and visitation rights concerning the children. - Division of marital assets and debts. - Determination of child support and spousal support obligations. **Court’s Findings:** 1. **Custody Arrangements:** The court awarded [joint or sole custody] of the children to [Petitioner/Respondent], citing the best interests of the children as the primary consideration. 2. **Property Division:** The court ordered a division of the marital assets, including [details about specific assets or percentages]. 3. **Support Payments:** The court established child support payments of [amount] to be paid by [Petitioner/Respondent] and determined spousal support arrangements if necessary. **Conclusion:** The court finalized the dissolution of marriage, outlining the responsibilities and rights of both parties with respect to custody, support, and property division. Both parties are to comply with the court's orders as part of the final decree. **Next Steps:** - Both parties may pursue modification of custody or support orders as circumstances change. - Compliance with the court's ruling and any potential mediation or additional hearings if disputes arise. [End of Summary] (Note: Specific names, dates, and additional details would typically be filled in based on the actual case record.)

In re Marriage of Wells


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