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8. The parties are owners of real property and various items <br />of personal property and have incurred certain debts, and all of <br />said property and debts should be justly and equitably apportioned <br />between the parties. <br />9. Petitioner's name prior to marriage to Respondent was <br />Lois Katt and the same should be restored to her. <br />10. The Court further finds that prior hereto, the parties <br />entered into a verbal Property Settlement Agreement on record; that <br />said Property Settlement Agreement, and all of the terms and <br />conditions contained therein, appear to be fair and reasonable in <br />all respects, and the Court specifically finds that such Property <br />Settlement Agreement is not unconscionable, and that such Property <br />Settlement Agreement should be approved by the Court, ordered into <br />effect and both parties should be ordered and directed to comply <br />with the terms and conditions contained therein and that said <br />Property Settlement Agreement should be made a part of this Decree <br />by reference. <br />IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED as follows: <br />1. The marriage entered into on November 4, 1995 in Grand <br />Island, Hall County, Nebraska, between the Petitioner, Lois Katt <br />Schultz, and the Respondent, Bill Dean Schultz, shall be and the <br />same is hereby dissolved. Such dissolution shall not become final, <br />except for the purposes of appeal, remarriage, and continuation of <br />health insurance, until thirty (30) days from this date, or until <br />the death of either of the parties, whichever occurs first. For <br />purposes of remarriage, other than remarriage between the parties, <br />the decree becomes final and operative six ( 6 ) months after the <br />decree is rendered or on the date of death of one of the parties, <br />whichever occurs first. If the decree becomes final and operative <br />upon the death of one of the parties, the decree shall be treated <br />as if it became final and operative the date it was rendered. For <br />purposes of continuation of health insurance, the decree becomes <br />final and operative six (6) months after it was rendered. <br />2. The verbal Property Settlement Agreement hereby is, <br />approved in all respects, and is ordered into effect, and both <br />parties are hereby ordered and directed to comply with all of the <br />terms and conditions contained therein. <br />2 <br />I <br />
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