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· 12/17/1992

In Re Marriage of Hacker

Citations

  • 606 N.E.2d 648
  • 239 Ill. App. 3d 658
  • 179 Ill. Dec. 816
  • 1992 Ill. App. LEXIS 2038

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  • affirming joint custody where both parties were reasonably loving and capable parents who were sufficiently able to cooperate even though each parent attempted to prove the other less capable
  • affirming joint custody where both parties were reasonably loving and capable parents who were sufficiently able to cooperate even though each party attempted to prove the other less capable
  • affirming joint custody where both parties were reasonably loving and capable parents who were sufficiently able to cooperate even though each party attempted to prove the other less capable
  • affirming joint custody order where evidence showed the parents were able to cooperate but reversed and remanded for a new schedule where there was no evidence that shared physical custody of a week back and forth was workable or in the best interest of the children
  • affirming joint custody order where evidence showed the parents were able to cooperate but reversed and remanded for a new schedule where there was no evidence that shared physical custody of a week back and forth was workable or in the best interest of the children
  • custody order requiring children to live with one parent one week and another the next week was error

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Judges: Green, Steigmann, Knecht

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