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In a petition filed on April 29, 2024, at the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, Linda G. Skipper, representing herself Pro Se, seeks dissolution of her marriage with Anthony L. Skipper. Highlighting “irreconcilable differences,” the filing underscores the couple’s separation for over six months, with Linda residing in Maywood, Illinois, while Anthony is incarcerated at Western Illinois Correctional Center in Mount Sterling. The petition, devoid of any children or joint debts, emphasizes Linda’s desire to resume her previous married name of Jennings.
Linda’s plea encompasses various requests, including the barring of maintenance and pension claims between the parties. She also seeks exclusive possession and sole ownership of property in Lincoln, Illinois, relieving Anthony of any financial obligations associated with it. As Linda navigates the legal process Pro Se, her petition reflects a pragmatic approach to dissolution, emphasizing equitable distribution of assets and individual responsibility for debts since their separation. Signed under penalty of perjury, Linda’s Pro Se filing epitomizes her commitment to truthfulness and equity before the court.
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