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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0475 ~~C2'71 IN THE CIRCUIT COtiRT NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SAINT LUCIE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case Number: 80-372 FR In Re : The Marriage of ) + NICHOLAS P. ATHANS, husband, and ) ANN S. ATHANS, wife ) - FINAL JUDGfiENT OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE - . This cause came on for trial the 8th day of May, 1980 upon the Wife's petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Present at this hearing .were the Petitioner, ANN S. ATHANS, and the Petitioner's witness together with counsel for the Petitioner. .The Respondent, NICHOLAS P. ATHANS, did not appear. Upon the Respondent/husband's having been personally served with process, the Court having heard the testimony of the Petitioner, ANN S. ATHANS, and of the Petitioner's witness, and the Court having given full consideration to all the evidence, finds and determines: This Court has jurisdiction of the parties and subject matter of this suit; that the relation of husband and wife .now exists between the parties; and that the marriage between the parties is irretrievably broken and should be dissolved. It is thereupon ORDERED AND ADJUDGED as follows: - • (1) DISSOLUTI013 OF MARRIAGE. The marriage between Petitioner, ANN S. ATHANS, and Respon dent, NICHOLAS P. ATHANS be and the same is hereby dissolved, and the parties and each of them are hereby forever ~ freed from the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between them and j from the obligations arising therefrom. (2) CUSTODY. Petitioner is presently nine months pregnant. ~ Petitioner is a fit person to have custody of the child or children to be born of this marriage. Petitioner, ANN S. ATHANS, is hereby granted the sole temporary and permanent custody of the child or children to be born of the marriage between the petitioner and respondent. '(3) SUPPORT. Although the Petitioner has not requested that any child support or -alimony be awarded at this time, Petitioner has requested the Court to reserve jurisdiction for such an award at a later date. Consequently, after consideration of the circumstances of the parties, the Court does not award to the Petitioner either alimony or child support at this time. However, the Court does hereby specifically reserve jurisdiction of this cause -for the award of alimony and/or child support if future circumstances prove to justify such an award. (4) PROPERTY. There is no personal or real property to be i PAGE 4'S