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In a recent filing in Cook County, Illinois, Floylice and David Lawnicki have petitioned for the dissolution of their marriage after they started their journey on June 7, 1997. The couple cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their decision. They have one child, Donovan, who is now 23 years old and emancipated.
Floylice Lawnicki, currently residing in Chicago, Illinois, filed the petition through her attorney, Katherine S. Mix of Morrison & Mix. David Lawnicki is said to be residing in the same.
The filing, submitted on September 15, 2023, emphasizes that both parties are capable of self-support, and therefore, should be barred from receiving maintenance from each other. Additionally, it states that no significant marital debts or liabilities were acquired during their marriage, and any remaining assets have been equitably divided.
While the petition outlines Floylice’s prayers, it does not explicitly specify if she is requesting child support, sole responsibility for their child, or parental decision-making. This filing not only highlights the complexities of dissolving a long-term marriage but also underscores the Lawnickis’ determination to navigate this process amicably, with an emphasis on self-sufficiency for both parties.
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