· 5/21/1993
In Re Marriage of Marcello
Citations
- 617 N.E.2d 289
- 247 Ill. App. 3d 304
- 187 Ill. Dec. 81
- 1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 716
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- affirming joint custody award despite 24 mother’s objection and complaints about father where father was actively involved in child’s activities, mother testified father should not be excluded from major decisions, and parents lived in close geographical proximity
- affirming joint custody over the mother’s objection where the father was involved in the child’s activities, the mother testified the father should not be excluded -4- from major decisions, and the parents live in close geographical proximity
- affirming joint custody over the mother's objection where the father was involved in the child's activities, the mother testified the father should not be excluded from major decisions, and the parents live in close geographical proximity
- affirming joint custody award despite mother’s objection and complaints about father where father was actively involved in child’s activities, mother testified father should not be excluded from major decisions, and parents lived in close geographical proximity
- affirming a joint custody award over the mother’s objection where father was actively involved in the child’s activities, the mother testified the father should not be excluded from major decisions, and the parents live in close geographical proximity
- affirming a joint custody award over the mother's objection where father was actively involved in the child's activities, the mother testified the father should not be excluded from major decisions, and the parents live in close geographical proximity
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Judges: McNAMARA
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