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In a notable development in Cook County, Illinois, a petition for dissolution of marriage was filed on February 13, 2024, between Jancy W. Audet and Benjamin J. Audet. The couple, residing in Chicago, Illinois, embarked on their marital journey on August 9, 2014, but now faces irreconcilable differences leading to the irretrievable breakdown of their union.
Their union produced two living children, D.A. (6 years old) and W.A. (4 years old), whose welfare remains a central concern in the dissolution process. Jancy W. Audet, represented by Meighan A. Harmon of Schiller DuCanto & Fleck LLP, seeks a fair and equitable resolution, emphasizing her request for majority parenting time and decision-making responsibilities for the children.
The petition outlines Jancy’s prayers, including the allocation of significant decision-making responsibilities, parenting time, child support, and a fair share of marital property. Furthermore, she seeks the enforcement of the Premarital Agreement entered into by the parties.
Quotes from the petition shed light on the gravity of the situation, highlighting the irreconcilable differences between the couple and underscoring the petitioner’s commitment to the best interests of the children.
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