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202301650 matter comes to trial. Plaintiff and Defendant are both making substantial incomes although Defendant voluntarily forfeited his by his resignation. As to who gains control of Heritage after the stock split and what will happen to the employment of Plaintiff and Defendant is a decision not to be made by this Court in the dissolution proceeding as the other stockholders of Heritage have the opportunity to participate to the degree of their financial interest in the future of Plaintiff and Defendant in the Heritage enterprise and the subsequent value of the stock. With this in mind, the Court is going to order that commencing in the year 2014 and for two successive years thereafter Defendant shall pay Plaintiff alimony in the sum of $1 per year and Plaintiff shall pay alimony to Defendant in the sum of $1 per year for the next two years. The obvious intent of the Court is to give the parties the opportunity to seek modification depending upon the outcome of their futures with Heritage which is beyond the control of this Court. 12. Except for review on appeal, remarriage, and continuation of the health insurance coverage, this Decree shall become final and operative 30 days after this Decree is filed or on the date of death of one of the parties, whichever occurs first. For purposes of remarriage, neither the plaintiff nor the defendant may remarry anyone anywhere in the world for six months after this Decree is filed with the Clerk of the District Court. 13. Upon the occurrence of any of the following events, child support shall terminate effective the first day of the month following the event: the child turns 19 years of age; the child marries; the Court finds the child is emancipated; the death of the child; or further order of the Court. 14. All child support payments shall be paid to the Child Support Payment Center, 9 Certified Page 9 of 10