In Re Marriage of Rosenow
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Green
This case presents the question of whether a trial court’s order in a dissolution of marriage proceeding, which reserves jurisdiction for the purpose of later deciding the question of the apportionment of a party’s nonvested pension benefits, is an appealable order. We conclude that it is not, and dismiss these appeals.
The petitioner filed a petition for dissolution of marriage on March 23, 1982. A judgment of dissolution was entered on December 3, 1982. All ancillary matters were reserved for future disposition. On May 4, 1983, the court entered a supplemental judgment order, apportioning…
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