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In a filing dated October 17, 2023, Joshua D. Calloway of Park Forest, Illinois, has submitted a petition for the dissolution of his marriage to Mary Calloway, also a resident of Park Forest. The union, which commenced on May 25, 2021, encountered insurmountable “irreconcilable differences,” leading to its irrevocable breakdown. Notably, both parties have agreed to live apart for the mandated duration specified by Section 401 (a)(2) of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act.
This legal move is notable for the absence of blame allocation, signifying an amicable approach to the proceedings. The couple, who did not bear children during their brief union, will not be seeking maintenance from one another, asserting their self-sufficiency.
The filing further outlines Joshua’s prayers for the dissolution. These include the entry of a judgment for the dissolution of marriage, barring both parties from seeking maintenance, and an equitable apportionment of marital debts. Additionally, Joshua seeks to be awarded his non-marital property and a just portion of the marital assets.
G. Lisette Serrano, representing Joshua, adds a professional touch to this process, practicing under the banner of Serrano Legal Solutions, LLC. This development sheds light on the complexities of marital dissolution and the pragmatic approach adopted by the Calloways in navigating this significant life transition.
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