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0 <br />2�1103�g <br />appraximately the sarne amaunt af premarital debt that was absarbed into the <br />marriage, no credit has been given either party for these amounts. <br />(c) After the parties were separated Defendant purchased real estate <br />at 312 N. Church, Doniphan, NE. Only the debt for the properly is listed on <br />Exhibit 1. Def�ndant should .assume the debt associated with the property, <br />including the debt ta Citi Financial (I4), sxcept amounts listed at 79 and J10, and <br />the debt to Bank of America (H2). Neither the property ar the debts shauld be <br />considered as part of the marital Estate. <br />(d) The asset Iisted at GI is for a child care credit for Defendant's <br />child from a priorrelationship and should not be considered as a marital asset. <br />(e) Defendant argues that Plaintiff' took nurnerous motarcy�le <br />excursions during the marriage. She accompanied him on some of these rides, but <br />the majority he went on without her. S�e believes that he financed some af these <br />trips by charging on the credit caxds listed at Jl-8. She did not have any evidence <br />about how much was charged. She also testified that famiiy vacations were <br />eharged. Addifionally, she testified she did not use the cards and did not know <br />what was included on the cards. There is not sufficient evidence that would allaw <br />the court to consider the debts at Jl-8 as anything ather than marital debt. <br />4. Al�monv. Neither party is requesting alimony and none should be <br />awarded. <br />S. Attorney Fees. Each party shauld pay their own attorney fees and <br />costs. <br />3 <br />Pag�_�._of le3 <br />