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In a filing from Cook County, Illinois on September 11, 2023, Lloyd Tabb and Vikki Tabb have officially initiated the process of dissolving their marriage, which commenced on November 5, 2012. The couple, residents of Cook County, mutually agree that irreconcilable differences have caused an irreparable breakdown in their union. Notably, no children were born or adopted during their marriage, and Vikki is not presently expecting.
Lloyd, aged 50, contends that all properties acquired prior to the marriage should be considered his sole and separate assets. He seeks an equitable division of properties obtained throughout their marriage. Similarly, Vikki, aged 48, who is gainfully employed, asserts her right to pre-marital properties and calls for a just distribution of marital assets.
Both parties concur that no financial support should be sought from either side, as they are both self-sufficient. Additionally, they agree that each party should be accountable for any debts incurred in their individual names from the date of separation until the judgment is finalized
Representing Lloyd Tabb, Janise N. Graham from the Law Office of Janise N. Graham, LLC, underscores the couple’s commitment to a civil resolution. The focus lies on equitable property division and financial independence, with both parties seeking an amicable end to their marriage. As the case unfolds, it brings attention to the broader issue of couples navigating complex legal matters in Cook County.
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