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202.301650 <br />must be made by the corporation and all of its shareholders, not solely the Plaintiff and the <br />Defendant. <br />To equitably divide the largest asset of the marital estate, the stock ownership of Heritage <br />that the parties possessed, will have consequences of some nature which makes it difficult to <br />foresee by the Court or the parties. The majority ownership of Heritage will change as the <br />Plaintiffs and the Defendant's equal interests in the corporation are dispersed by this dissolution <br />action. The Court has no way of speculating as to how that ownership and the continuing <br />circumstance of the benefits to Plaintiff and Defendant will play out with the corporation. <br />The evidence shows clearly that both parties are equally placed in their interests in <br />Heritage and the Court's primary purpose and task is to equitably divide the marital estate. <br />IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED: <br />1. The marriage between the Plaintiff and the Defendant is irretrievably broken and <br />it is hereby dissolved. <br />2. The Plaintiff's prior name of Bonnie Jo Bilderback is hereby restored. <br />3. The legal and the physical custody of Chrystian Muedt-Svoboda is placed in the <br />Plaintiff. Visitation does not seem to be an issue between the parties and the Court orders the <br />Defendant shall have the right of reasonable visitation with the child. <br />4. The Defendant shall continue to provide for health insurance on the minor child <br />through TriCare Health Insurance. <br />The child support commencing February 1, 2014, and on the first of each month <br />thereafter shall be paid by Defendant to Plaintiff in the sum of $1,379 as set forth on the attached <br />5 <br />Certified Page 5 of 10 <br />