In Re Marriage of Dunlap

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• determining that equalizing parties’ incomes in setting maintenance would help approximate the standard of living during the marriage
• if the marital lifestyle cannot be sustained, the lifestyle deficit should be borne comparably by each party unless other factors render that premise unreasonable
• the touchstone of a just apportionment of property “is whether [the distribution] is equitable”
• the touchstone of a just apportionment of property “is whether [the distribution] is equitable”
• trial court “may not order unallocated maintenance and child -7- 2019 IL App (2d
• when the parties to a dissolution proceeding stipulate to the value and division of marital property, that agreement is binding upon the court unless found to be unconscionable under the Act

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