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the custody of the Minor Children. <br />14. The marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken and every reasonable <br />effort has been made to resolve the marriage, however, the efforts have failed and <br />the marriage should be dissolved. A Decree of Dissolution should be entered. <br />15. Plaintiff and Defendant are fit and proper persons to have joint legal <br />custody of the minor children with primary physical custody awarded to Plaintiff. <br />16. The awarding of joint legal custody to the parties, subject to each parties <br />parenting time as otherwise found in this Decree is in the best interests of the <br />Minor Children. <br />17. Exhibit A, which is attached, and incorporated by this reference, <br />accurately sets forth the parties' earning potentials, consistent with the previous <br />paragraph, and reaches a result which is consistent with the Nebraska Child <br />Support Guidelines. <br />In accordance with the parties' agreement, Defendant will continue to <br />insure the minor children. The children's healthcare expenses are specifically <br />included in the guideline amount up to $480.00 per year. As such, Plaintiff shall <br />be responsible for and pay the first $480.00 deductible per child, per year, the <br />parties shall each split the uncovered expenses incurred on behalf of the minor <br />children with 70% to Defendant and 30% to the Plaintiff. <br />18. Both parties completed the required parent education course and a <br />4 <br />201802217 <br />