Maintenance Decisions
___Upheld
Where wife had a high school education, four minor children, was permanently disabled, and had received no formal training in job skills and where husband’s unemployment was not involuntary, award of $1,000 per month maintenance was not an abuse of discretion. In re Morse
___Review
When a petition or petitions are filed which seek modification of issues determined in dissolution proceedings, all matters which are interrelated, that is, where the resolution of one affects the outcome of the other, must be determined before an appeal may be filed. In re Stockton
___Typographical Error
A petition brought under 735 ILCS 5/2-1401 by former wife was not a property settlement modification which would have violated this section where she brought the petition to merely correct a typographical error and reform the agreement to accurately reflect the intent of all the parties involved. In re Johnson
Modification
___Upheld
Where an agreed modification of a decree of dissolution provided for a $50 a month rent payment so that former wife could have moved, such modification was consistent with public policy of state. In re Steel
