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h ~ ,. '~ ~ ~ 201001588 each year by May 1 for claiming Christopher as an exemption, until the minor child's 19th birthday. This amount shall be paid directly to David C. Davis who will, in turn, file a receipt with the Clerk of the District Court showing that said amount has been paid. 23. PERSONAL PROPERTY. Each party shall keep his or her clothing, jewelry, sporting equipment and other personal effects, free and clear of any claim by the other. 24. The parties agree that they have divided their household goods, furnishings and other personal property, and each party shall keep such property presently in his and her possession, free and clear of any claim by the other party. 2S. The parties agree that the clothing, jewelry and personal effects of the minor child of the parties shall be set off to Kay M. Davis for the use and benefit of such minor child. 26. AUTOMOBILES. Petitioner has an automobile tttiea ~n ner own riaanG a~-u Respondent has an automobile titled in his own name. Each shall keep their own automobile and pay any encumbrances that may be against the same and hold the other party harmless far any such indebtedness. 27. DEBTS. The parties agree that, except for any debts on the real estate and the automobiles, there are no other debts of the marriage to be divided. 29. Each party shall assume, pay and be individually liable for any and all debts incurred by such party after the filing of the petition herein and shall hold the other harmless from the payment of such debts. 30. FAMILY HOME. The parties own, as joint tenants, the family home legally described as Lot 1, Second R & B Subdivision to the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. The address is 4140 Horseshoe Place, Grand Island, Nebraska, 68803-] 518. Title to said property should be quieted in Petitioner subject to the following conditions: a. Petitioner will pay any encumbrance against said property and hold Respondent harmless for the same. b. If Petitioner should decide at any time to sell said property, she must sell it for at least the amount shown as fair market value by the latest real estate tax appraisal by the Hall County Assessor. c. From the sale proceeds all encumbrances and taxes shall be paid together with all real estate commissions and other expenses of sale. From the remaining net proceeds Kay M. Davis Bag®~ of l