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In the hallowed halls of the Cook County Circuit Court, a case unfolds with the solemnity of a classic drama. Petitioner Cengiz Ilhan, represented by attorney Demijan Drnovsek of Matthew & Drnovsek Law, LLC, seeks to dissolve his marriage to Diana Morrone, a union that began on October 17, 2017, in Miami. The official petition for dissolution of marriage was filed on June 28, 2024.
Both parties, residing separately in Illinois and Florida, have been estranged for a significant duration. Cengiz, 49, and Diana, 39, are residents of Chicago and Miami, respectively. They have lived apart long enough to satisfy the statutory requirement for dissolution. The irreconcilable differences cited by Cengiz mark the irretrievable breakdown of their marriage, with any prospects of reconciliation deemed impracticable and against their best interests.
The marriage produced no children, nor is Diana currently pregnant. Both Cengiz and Diana are physically capable and self-sufficient, eliminating the need for spousal maintenance or contributions to each other’s legal fees. Their assets include marital and non-marital properties, with no pre-existing agreements on their division.
Cengiz petitions the court for an equitable distribution of marital property and for each party to retain their respective non-marital assets. He seeks a judgment that formally ends their marital bonds, without spousal support obligations for either party.
This narrative encapsulates a tale of two individuals, once united, now seeking legal closure, navigating the complex currents of marital dissolution.
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