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                    The next issue which the Court must address is the                
               issue of the change of support which is currently paid to me           
               for our second child, * * * [LR], who is currently 17 years            
               old and will turn 18 years of age in 3 and one-half months.            
               First, I make it clear, Your Honor, that I am now receiving            
               “unallocated family support” and although both Your Honor              
               and Mr. Falk referred several times to the figure of 40% for           
               child support, I do not even receive that percentage from my           
               former husband.  I receive 35.5% which Judge Kuhar based on            
               [Mr. Randich’s] W-2 income of $75,000 plus his side-job                
               earnings (from heating and air-conditioning jobs) of $6,000            
               which totals $81,000 in earnings.                                      
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                    It is agreed on all of our parts that the “Temporary              
               Change of Custody” of * * * [LR] constitutes a change of               
               circumstances regarding support.  I stated in court, Your              
               Honor, that 1 year ago, in April 2000, after our Divorce               
               Judgment was entered, Mr. Falk also asked for a modification           
               of support due to the fact that * * * [LR] had been staying            
               with [Mr. Randich] for about 4 months.  It was ordered that            
               I reimburse [Mr. Randich] for this time.  * * *                        
               On April 18, 2001, a decision was entered by the circuit               
          court with respect to the September 2000 motion for modification            
          of support.  The decision provides, in pertinent part:                      
                    This cause coming on to be heard on the Defendant’s               
               [Mr. Randich’s] Petition for Reduction of Unallocated                  
               Support due to the change of physical custody of * * * [LR],           
               and the attendance at college of * * * [CR], and the Court             
               having considered the facts, affidavits and arguments, finds           
               that a substantial change of circumstances has occurred                
               warranting a review of Unallocated Family Support.                     
                    THEREFORE, the Court orders that Unallocated Family               
               Support be reduced from its current level to $25,200 per               
               year retroactive to October 1, 2000.  The Court further                
               allocates the Dependent Deductions as follows:  beginning in           
               the year 2001, [Ms. Randich] will claim the deduction for              
               * * * [CR, SR, and AR].  [Mr. Randich] will claim the                  
               deduction for * * * [LR] if allowable under the Tax Code.              
                    IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that any credits due [Mr.                   
               Randich] because of retroactivity of this order is to be               





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