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200409606 <br />any changes in such information between the date of the <br />entry of this Decree and the final payment of alimony <br />entered under this Decree. Failure to comply with the <br />provisions of this order shall be punishable by contempt of <br />Court. <br />5. That the Respondent is awarded the real property <br />located at 4503 Quail Lane, Grand Island, Nebraska, legally <br />described as follows: <br />LOT 23, EAGLE LAKE ESTATES SUBDIVISION, HALL <br />COUNTY, NEBRASKA <br />subject to any encumbrance thereon. <br />6. That the bank accounts, retirement plans, life <br />insurance, annuities and C.D.'s currently titled in the name <br />of each of the parties is quieted in the respective party. <br />7. The Respondent is ordered to pay the two (2) <br />mortgage debts and the MasterCard bill and hold the <br />Petitioner harmless therefrom. <br />8. Each party shall pay their own debts incurred <br />since the date of separation, that date being June 26, 1996. <br />9. As an additional property settlement, the <br />Petitioner shall have judgment against the Respondent in the <br />amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) which <br />shall be at no interest if paid on or before December 1, <br />1996. <br />10. The Respondent is to pay non - modifiable .lump sum <br />alimony of One Hundred Twenty Thousand Dollars <br />($120,000.00), payable one -half on or before December 31, <br />1996, and one -half on or before January 31, 1997. <br />11. To satisfy, in part, the alimony and property <br />settlement payments, the Respondent may transfer to the <br />Petitioner an annuity with Aetna, No. 5064225080812DO worth <br />approximately $160,000.00; any income tax consequences to <br />the Petitioner over and above the tax consequences to the <br />Petitioner on the $120,000.00 alimony payment will be paid <br />by Respondent; the parties may submit a Qualified Domestic <br />Relations Order to effect the transfer of the annuity from <br />It <br />
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