89101364 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse

r . r 89-101364 2. The 1983 Buick automobile shall be quieted in the Petitioner and the 1981 Toyota automobile quieted in the Respon- dent, each subject to the encumbrance thereon which the party being granted possession shall solely assume and hold the other party harmless therefrom. 3. That each party shall assume the debts individually incurred by the party during the marriage and hold'the.other harmless therefrom atd. ,, the joint debts incurred during ,the :• . %. marriage shall'•;kemain: tiie joint responsibility of the part:• (s. 4.... That -�hs Petitioner have quieted in her all household goods ar': ri i' %shings � and personal items now in her possession, except ' those. _• •kems specifically set out to Respondent herpdn. S. That.the Respondent:shall:•have quieted in him all per- sonal items and household goods ,a74d :furnishings now in his possession and shall have a hed.:z_,:_d, a tent, which are now in the Petitioner °s possession, set oErcr. to him. 6. That judgment is entered in favored of Petitioner and against Respondent in the sum of Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00), plus interest as provided by law. 7. That each party shall pay their own costs and attorney's fees incurred in the prosecution of this action. The Court. being fully advised, hereby; finds and ORDZRS as follows: 1. -That-,the Court has jurisdiction over the parties and subject matter of this action. 2. That the marriage between Petitioner and Respondent is irretrievably broken and all reasonable efforts to reconcile have failed and the marriage should be, and the same hereby is dissolved. 3. That the stipulation, as contained in this Decree, entered into in Open Court between the parties, is not unconscion- able, is just and equitable and should be and the same hereby is approved in full and made a part of this Decree.' 4. That the real estate, legally described as follows: -2- L ti i i :