Kellett v. Roberts

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• finding that an evidentiary hearing on the amount of attorney fees was not necessary because the circuit court relied on an affidavit and a detailed time sheet from the petitioners’ attorney, and the respondent was not denied an opportunity to present evidence
• finding that an 11 1-25-0010 evidentiary hearing on the amount of attorney fees was not necessary because the circuit court relied on an affidavit and a detailed time sheet from the petitioners’ attorney, and the respondent was not denied an opportunity to present evidence
• discussing specificity requirement for sanctions imposed pursuant to Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137
• “trial court did not err in failing to hold a hearing on the amount of fees” where fee request was supported by legally sufficient affidavit and detailed time sheet
• \trial court did not err in failing to hold a hearing on the amount of fees\ where fee request was supported by legally sufficient affidavit and detailed time sheet
• \trial court did not err in failing to hold a hearing on the amount of fees\ where fee request was supported by legally sufficient affidavit and detailed time sheet

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