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· 6/23/2000

In re Marriage of Drysch

Citations

  • 314 Ill. App. 3d 640
  • 732 N.E.2d 125
  • 247 Ill. Dec. 409
  • 2000 Ill. App. LEXIS 509

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  • noting that the traditional rule–that the financial status of a current spouse should not be considered–”developed because the new spouse has no legal obligation for the support of his stepchildren”
  • noting that the traditional rule—that the financial status of a current spouse should not be considered—“developed because the new spouse has no legal obligation for the support of his stepchildren”
  • noting that the traditional rule—that the financial status of a current spouse should not be considered—“developed because the new spouse has no legal obligation for the support of his stepchildren”
  • discussing the legislature’s use of the term “resources” in section 513 of the Marriage Act “rather than a more narrow term, such as ‘income’ or ‘salary’ ”

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Judges: Geiger

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