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i� <br />200407103 <br />IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA <br />MICHELLE LEE VENTURA, <br />Case No. CI 02 -367 <br />Petiti a-'" .,. <br />s" } DECREE OF DISSOLUTION <br />vs. <br />�u. J ~ `" OF MARRIAGE <br />®® � <br />PEDRO VENTURA, also k�iown 1G 2 2 2002 <br />DAVID TRINIDAD, <br />Responn,n a y: <br />NOW ON this 7th day of August, 2002, this matter comes on for <br />hearing. Petitioner was personally present in Court with her <br />attorney, John M. Cunningham; Respondent was not present and was <br />not represented by his attorney. <br />The Petitioner adduced testimony, offered evidence, and then <br />rested. <br />The Court, being fully advised in the premises, finds as <br />follows: <br />1. The Court has jurisdiction of the parties hereto and the <br />subject matter of this action. <br />2. The parties were married at Grand Island, Hall County, <br />Nebraska, on March 24, 2001; that one child was born of the <br />marriage and is affected by this dissolution, namely Natalie L. <br />Ventura, born December 20, 2001. <br />3. That neither Petitioner nor Respondent is a party to any <br />other pending action in this or any other Court for divorce, <br />separation, or dissolution of marriage. <br />4. The marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken and <br />all efforts at reconciliation have failed; that the marriage of the <br />parties should be and is hereby dissolved. <br />5. The care, custody and control of Natalie L. Ventura, born <br />December 20, 2001, is granted to Petitioner subject to supervised <br />reasonable rights of visitation by Respondent. Respondent is <br />