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202301743 VII. The Court is denying the Defendant's request for alimony in this action. The evidence reflects that there are no underlying factors that would warrant an award of alimony in this case. The Plaintiff is an electrician and has always been either a journeyman electrician or a licensed electrician. The Defendant has always held odd jobs and was working during the period of time that parties met and continued to work over the years, even after having children. Neither party gave up an education in order to raise children, nor did either party give up a job to raise children nor did the parties move frequently interrupting career paths for either party. The Court is also aware that the nature of Mr. Sanchez's employment provides for periods of time where he is unemployed and has no income coming in. Accordingly, the request for alimony is denied. VIII. Each party will be responsible for their own and separate costs and attorney fees associated with this matter. IX. The Defendant's maiden name of Paola Martinez should be and hereby is restored to the Defendant. X. The Plaintiff and the Defendant shall furnish to the Clerk of the District Court their addresses, telephone numbers, social security numbers, names of their employers, and whether or not they have access to employer -related insurance coverage, and if so, the health insurance policy information, until any judgment is paid in full. The parties shall advise the Clerk of any changes in such information between the time of entry of the Decree and the payment of the judgment in full. Failure to comply with this section shall be punishable by contempt. XI. In the event either person fails to pay any child support, spousal support, or medical payment as such failure is certified each month by the District Court Clerk, in cases where court-ordered support is delinquent in an amount equal to the support Page q of 203 9