- 4 - It is ordered: (1) * * * [Mr. Randich] shall pay by agreement * * * for unallocated temporary maintenance and support, by Order for Support, the sum of $2,350 per month. Petitioners were legally divorced in 2000. A judgment for dissolution of marriage pertaining to petitioners’ divorce was entered in the circuit court on April 12, 2000. The judgment for dissolution of marriage provides, in pertinent part: The Respondent [Ms. Randich] shall be the residential custodian of the three children of the Parties, * * * [CR], [AR], and * * * [SR]. * * * * * * * IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: A. CUSTODY OF * * * [LR]: The custody of minor child * * * [LR] is at issue in this cause The Court considered the criteria set forth in Section 602 of the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. The Court acknowledges that both parents wish to have custody of the child. The Court conducted an in camera interview of the child and her siblings and took into consideration * * * [LR’s] request to remain with her Father [Mr. Randich]. The Court further considered the the [sic] relationship and interaction of * * * [LR] with her siblings and her parents. The Court finds that the minor children get along with each other very well and they love and care for each other. The Court considered the relationship between the parents and finds that the Mother was the primary care giver for a great period of time and was * * * [LR’s] care giver until September, 1999. * * * [LR] has ended up residing with her Father as a result of her running away a couple of times and she has lived with him since September, 1999. * * * * * ** * Therefore, after weighing all the considerations, it is in the best interest of the minor child * * * [LR] that she be placed in the custody of her Mother [Ms. Randich].Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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