In Re Marriage of Zells

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• holding that an attorney’s receipt of contingent fees should not be considered a marital asset and, instead, the appropriate context for their consideration “is in the determination of income for *** maintenance.”
• goodwill in professional practice is not marital property but is an aspect of income potential to be considered in maintenance and support
• goodwill in professional practice is not marital property but is an aspect of income potential to be considered in maintenance and support
• goodwill in professional practice is not marital property, but is an aspect of income potential to be considered in maintenance and support
• husband’s contingency attorney fees were not marital assets, but would be considered if future claim for maintenance was brought
• goodwill in professional practice is not marital property, but is an aspect of income potential to be considered in maintenance and support

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).