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In a divorce filing dated April 3, 2024, Hiteshwariben M. Padhiyar of Des Plaines, Cook County, Illinois, initiated proceedings against Ruben Alvarez of Highspire, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. The marriage, which began on July 7, 2021, has encountered irreconcilable differences leading to its dissolution. With no children born or adopted during the marriage, both parties seek a judgment of dissolution. The petitioner, represented by MLG Law Group, requests that neither party be entitled to maintenance support from the other, emphasizing their ability to independently provide financial support.
Regarding property rights, both parties are to retain exclusive possession, ownership, use, and control of their respective non-marital and personal property. Additionally, each party is to receive their fair share of any marital assets and debts incurred during the marriage. The filing highlights the absence of financial dependency between the parties, eliminating the need for spousal maintenance.
The divorce filing underscores the irreparable breakdown of the marital relationship due to irreconcilable differences, prompting the petitioner to seek dissolution. As legal proceedings unfold in Cook County, Illinois, both parties aim for a fair and equitable resolution of property distribution, emphasizing their self-sufficiency in financial matters.
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