· 9/16/1996
In Re Marriage of Steadman
Citations
- 670 N.E.2d 1146
- 283 Ill. App. 3d 703
- 219 Ill. Dec. 258
- 1996 Ill. App. LEXIS 696
How courts have described this case
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- noting that a trial court need not follow the statutory guidelines when approving an agreed support order
- in a nonjury proceeding a litigant may forego filing a posttrial motion and may assert as error grounds raised for the first time on appeal
- in a nonjury proceeding a litigant may forego filing a posttrial motion and may assert as error grounds raised for the first time on appeal
- in a nonjury proceeding a litigant may forego filing a posttrial motion and may assert as error grounds raised for the first time on appeal
- “Neither the filing of nor the failure to file a post-judgment motion limits the scope of review.”
- the number of hours spent negotiating is not a “per se formulation of unconseionability”; the significance lies in the fact that the parties negotiated at “arm’s length with the aid of counsel”
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