In Re Marriage of Cannon

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• holding that the inclusion in an order of a provision for review of maintenance does not render the order unappealable
• holding that the inclusion in an order of a provision for review of maintenance does not render the order unappealable
• holding that an order modifying maintenance, but allowing later modification, was final; the modification would affect only subsequent payments, not alter the right to the payments already made
• dissolution judgment was final and appealable despite trial court’s statement that it intended its maintenance award to “ ‘be reviewable no later than the expiration of two years and sooner if the circumstances of the parties change significantly’ ”
• dissolution judgment was final and appealable despite -5- 2014 IL App (2d) 131306 trial court’s statement that it intended its maintenance award to “ ‘be reviewable no later than the expiration of two years and sooner if the circumstances of the parties change significantly’ ”
• dissolution judgment was final and appealable despite -5- 2014 IL App (2d) 131306 trial court’s statement that it intended its maintenance award to “ ‘be reviewable no later than the expiration of two years and sooner if the circumstances of the parties change significantly’ ”

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