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200309854 <br />6. That from the evidence it appears that every reasonable <br />effort to effect reconciliation has been made, without success, and <br />that the marriage of the Petitioner and Respondent is irretrievably <br />broken and should be dissolved. <br />IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED by the Court: <br />A. That the marriage between the Petitioner and Respondent <br />should be, and the same hereby is, dissolved and that this <br />dissolution of marriage shall become final and operative, except <br />for the purpose of review by appeal, without any further action of <br />the Court on: <br />1) the date of death of one of the parties to the <br />dissolution; or <br />2) thirty (30) days after the decree is rendered, whichever <br />occurs first. If the decree becomes final and operative upon the <br />date of death of one of the parties to the dissolution, the decree <br />shall be treated as if it became final and operative the date it <br />was rendered. <br />B. That the care, custody and control of the following minor <br />child, to -wit: Patrick T. Baker, born November 16, 1980, shall be <br />placed with the Petitioner. No support is ordered. Respondent <br />shall have reasonable rights of visitation. <br />C. Each parent shall continue to have full and equal access <br />to the education and medical records of the child unless the Court <br />orders to the contrary. <br />2 <br />1 <br />
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