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Illinois Circuit Court of Cook County Petition For Dissolution of Marriage
Illinois Circuit Court of Cook County Petition For Dissolution of Marriage
Illinois Circuit Court of Cook County Petition For Dissolution of Marriage
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1. Petitioner is 82 years of age, is retired as the former royal King of England, currently
resides in Cook County, Illinois, and has been a continuous resident of the State of
County, Illinois and has been a continuous resident of the State of Illinois for 14
years.
3. The parties were married on February 14, 1995, and said marriage was registered in
4. Petitioner and Respondent lived together as husband and wife in Illinois from the
time of their marriage in England until July 4, 2004, when they became to live
separately.
5. On information and belief, Petitioner alleges that no petition for dissolution of the
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Î. Respondent is not currently engaged in military service with any branch of any armed
7. Petitioner is a resident of the state of Illinois, and the residence has been maintained
for more than (90) days preceding the commencement of this action. Petitioner
Marriage and Dissolution Act therefore exist, and there exist grounds for the
8. Petitioner and Respondent have one dependent child: Elizabeth, born December 25,
9. Included in the marital property of the parties is the following real property located at
10.During the marriage, the parties acquired the following marital property which has
not been divided; Household furnishings, a royal pension, various bank and
airplane, and other property as detailed in the Marital Settlement Agreement, attached
to this complaint.
11.Petitioner and Respondent have agreed on the division of most of their assets and
liabilities, but have not yet finalized a settlement agreement concerning property. The
parties also intend to enter into a Joint Parenting Agreement to share custody of their
daughter.
12.During the marriage the parties incurred various debts, liabilities, and obligations
which have not yet been satisfied. These debts include, but are not limited to, the
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following: Internal Revenue Service, relatives, credit cards, mortgage company, car
13.Irreconcilable differences have caused the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.
A. That the Petitioner be awarded a Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage and the bonds
of matrimony existing between the parties be dissolved in accordance with the statute.
B. The Petitioner be awarded Joint, custody, control, and education of the minor children
C. That the Petitioner be awarded the former marital residence, located at: 401 South
D. That the remainder of the marital property of the parties be distributed in an equitable
manner.
E. That the Court award the Petitioner¶s non-marital property to the Petitioner.
F. That the Respondent be ordered to pay the marital debs of the parties and hold the
G. That the Petitioner be ordered to pay all debts he incurred before the marriage.
H. That the Respondent be ordered to pay all debts she incurred before the marriage.
I. That the Respondent to pay the marital debts of the parties and hold the Petitioner
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J. That the Petitioner have such other relief as may be just and equitable under the
Respectfully submitted,
Earl E. Riser,
Attorney Code 1234
1Î20 S Michigan Ave
Chicago, IL Î0Î1Î
(312) 5ÎÎ-0Î78
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Under penalties as provided by law pursuant to Section 1-109 if the Code of Civil
Procedure, the undersigned certifies that the statements set forth in this instrument are true and
correct, expect as to matters therein stated to be on information and belief and as to such matters
the undersigned certifies as foresaid that the undersigned verily believes the same to be true.
_________________ ___________________________
Date Petitioner
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Earl E. Riser
Attorney Code 1234
1Î20 S Michigan Ave
Chicago, IL Î0Î1Î
(312) 5ÎÎ-0Î78
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