HomeMy WebLinkAbout0926 of the parties, however the primary cortc~cn shall be the age, maturity, desire,
health, education and general welfau~e of the mdnoac children, and secondarily
the convenience of the parties. ?xi this respect, both parties are admonished
at all times to caxh~ct themselves in such a marn~er as to insulate the child
from any friction betweect the parties, avid alienation of the child's affecti
for each parent, and to consider each other in the exercise of these rights.
- 4. the Respondent, AI~bTII~ CAPPffiZA shall pay as
support for the mdnar children of the parties the sum of FIFTY D(~1ARS ($50.00)
per month for each child-this°being the mnoont the parties agreed to in their
direct negotiations with one another.
S. there is no personal property to be divided between
-the parties as Paragraph 7 of the Property Settlement Agxeemazt recites that
~Y Personal PmP~'ty in the natty
a of furniture and f1n-nishin~gs not already
divided between the parties shall be sold at such time as the residence owned
jointly between the parties is sold and the proceeds realized therefrom shall
be divided equally betweal the parties after any debt service.
6. Zhis Cott shall retain jurisdiction of the parties
and the subject matter far such future Orders as may from time to time be
appropriate.
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