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Davis v. Davis; CI 13 -788 <br />Decree of Dissolution <br />Page 2 <br />Page a of l'- <br />201404503 <br />5. The marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken and all reasonable attempts <br />at reconciliation have failed. <br />6. There are no minor children whose custody or welfare is affected by these <br />proceedings. <br />7. Plaintiff should provide alimony to the Defendant. <br />8. The parties have entered into a written Property Settlement Agreement, the <br />terms of which are fair and reasonable and are not unconscionable and should be ordered <br />to be performed by the parties. <br />9. During the marriage the parties have acquired certain personal property, and <br />a fair and equitable division and settlement thereof should be decreed by this court. <br />10. Defendant is not a member of the Armed Forces within the meaning of the <br />Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. <br />11. Defendant should have her maiden name restored to her. <br />IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: <br />A. The marriage of the Plaintiff and Defendant entered into on June 25, 1983 in <br />Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska is hereby dissolved. Except for purposes of appeal, <br />remarriage or continuation of health insurance coverage, such dissolution shall become <br />final and operative 30 days after the date of this Decree or on the date of death of one of <br />the parties, whichever occurs first. If this decree becomes final and operative upon the <br />date of death of one of the parties, then this Decree shall be treated as if it became final <br />and operative on the date it was rendered. For purposes of remarriage, this decree <br />becomes final and operative six months after this decree is rendered or on the date of <br />