HomeMy WebLinkAbout2580 11. SEPARATION. From this date the parties shall
continue to live apart from each other. Each party shall be free
from the control and authority of the other. Each party may
engage in any business or employm~nt for his or her separate
benefit. Neither party shall molest, harass or interfere
with the other in any way.
12. MARITAL DEBTS. There are no joint outstanding
household bills incurred by the parties during the marriage.
' 13. DISSOLUTION. A proceeding to dissolve the marriage
between the parties is filed in the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
~ in and for St. Lucie County, Florida, Case #86-780-FR-O1. This
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~ 14. RECONCILIATION. The parties recognize the
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~ marital relationship occurs, this agreement shall remain in
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15. TAX LIABILITY (PERSONAL). The parties have filed ~
joint personal federal income tax returns during the marital i
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