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Circuit Court of Grundy County, Illinois (13th Judicial Circuit) Filing Bundling Requirements

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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.

For dissolution prove-ups, the responsible person or attorney must present the listed materials together to the prove-up judge before testimony, within the timeframe set by the individual judge.

(a) It shall be the responsibility of the person seeking to affect the marital status, or his or her attorney, to present to the prove-up judge, in a single package, prior to the commencement of testimony in the timeframe to be established by the individual judge the following: 1) Judgment for Dissolution of Marriage 2) Signed original of any written agreement of the parties that will be testified to and received in evidence and is to be incorporated in the Judgment for Dissolution of Marriage 3) Allocation Judgment allocating parental responsibilities and parenting time, fully completed and signed by each party (if minor children). 4) Uniform Order for Support and Child Support Data Sheet, fully completed and signed by each party, with statutory child support calculations attached (if minor children and/or children who are 18 but have not graduated high school. 5) Certificate of completion of Parenting Class. 6) Fully completed Certificate of Dissolution

The person seeking to affect marital status, or that person's attorney, must present the documents identified in Rule 8.03 to the trial judge in a single package.

It shall be the responsibility of the person seeking to affect the marital status, or his or her attorney, to present to the trial Judge, in a single package, the documents as set forth in 8.03 of these rules.

Common questions about Circuit Court of Grundy County, Illinois (13th Judicial Circuit) filing bundling requirements

Does Circuit Court of Grundy County, Illinois (13th Judicial Circuit) require motion papers to be bundled?

For dissolution prove-ups, the responsible person or attorney must present the listed materials together to the prove-up judge before testimony, within the timeframe set by the individual judge.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 32, section 8.03 PROVE-UPS IN DISSOLUTION CASES

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