Ccdr n104 2026

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The document is a stipulation for hearing an uncontested cause in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, related to marriage, civil union, custody, or support. It certifies that there are no contested issues and all court fees have been paid. The attorneys for both parties agree to present necessary documents for an uncontested prove-up and request the court to hear the matter without contest.

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Begin by filling in the petitioner and respondent details at the top of the form, including names and case number.
In the 'Certification and Agreement by Counsel' section, ensure both attorneys certify that there are no contested issues. Fill in their names, addresses, and contact information.
Complete the 'Stipulation and Request to Hear Uncontested Cause' section by indicating whether a contribution hearing will occur. Both parties must sign this section.
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