In Re Marriage of Ehgartner-Shachter

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• holding that the appellate court has the responsibility to consider its own jurisdiction regarding each order appealed even if the parties do not raise the issue
• holding that the appellate court has the responsibility to consider its own jurisdiction regarding each order appealed even if the parties do not raise the issue
• holding that no reversible error occurred regarding the lack of a 21-day transition period when the party did not argue that the circuit court’s actions taken within 21 days were prejudicial
• describing the split between the First and Second Districts regarding jurisdiction of postdissolution proceedings
• describing the split between the First and Second Districts regarding jurisdiction of postdissolution proceedings
• describing the split between the First and Second Districts regarding jurisdiction of postdissolution proceedings

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