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Respondent [Ms. Randich] is awarded unallocated family
support in the amount of $1,200 per paycheck. Said
unallocated family support shall commence immediately upon
entry of the Judgment for Dissolution and shall be
reviewable at the end of two years. Petitioner’s [Mr.
Randich’s] obligation to pay unallocated family support
terminates upon Respondent’s [Ms. Randich’s] death, her
remarriage or cohabitation with another person on a
resident, continuing conjugal basis. Respondent [Ms.
Randich] shall be entitled to claim the children as her tax
exemptions as long as she is receiving unallocated family
support. Thereafter, the issue of tax exemptions shall be
presented to the Court.
On April 12, 2000, a separate order for the modification of
maintenance and support was entered by the circuit court with
respect to petitioners’ divorce case. This order for the
modification of maintenance and support gave credit to Mr.
Randich for the sum of $376 to offset an obligation for a joint
furnace bill and left a balance of $424. This offset was the
result of petitioners’ daughter, LR, staying with Mr. Randich for
several months. The offset was to compensate for an amount
previously provided to Ms. Randich from Mr. Randich for the
support of their daughter, LR, during these months in which LR
was supposed to be residing with Ms. Randich.
On or about September 2000, Mr. Randich filed a motion for
modification of support with the circuit court. The motion for
modification of support states, in pertinent part:
3. That pursuant to the Judgment [for Dissolution of
Marriage] Petitioner [Mr. Randich] was ordered to pay
Respondent [Ms. Randich] the sum of $1,200 per paycheck,
equivalent to $2,400 per month as unallocated support.
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