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HomeMy WebLinkAbout14-2681 . �Ibi3la`1�Odd3 tlll3dtal HARDIN CIRCUIT COURTIHL FAMILY COURT- DIVISION IV tAdW 3MM MOOBU CIVIL ACTION NO. 06-CI-01252d; 3na y si sswu3p NKWH Ftp AM=*AX dO aUVA KENNETH BUNNELL PETITIONER SS#209-60-5771 VS. FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW JUDGMENT and DECREE TANIA BUNNELL RESPONDENT SS#235-23-0633 This action having come before the Court on a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, and having heard evidence from the Petitioner and the Respondent, and being otherwise duly and sufficiently advised; T FINDINGS OF FACT 1. Both the Petitioner and the Respondent resided in this state greater than 180 exk C) preceding the filing of the Petition; )>r-) CD C 2. The Conciliation provisions of KRS 403.170 do not apply and the parties'marri ism, irretrievably broken with no reasonable prospect of reconciliation; 3. The parties have lived separate and apart for more than sixty (60) days, having separated in May, 2006, and have remained separated since that time; 4. The Respondent is not now pregnant; 5. There were two(2) minor children born unto this marriage namely AMERICAS BUNNEL, born June 15, 2002, SSN: 191-80-4237; and LIBERTY BUNNELL, born July 15, 2003, SSN: 401-63-9693; 6. The parties have previously divided all of the marital property, debts and have agreed to custody of the minor children; claiming the children for tax purposes and child support; CONCLUSIONS OF LAW 1. The parties have met all of the jurisdictional requirements to have their marriage dissolved and to be restored to the status of single and unmarried persons; and 2. The conciliation provisions of KRS 403.170 do not apply and the marriage is irretrievably broken with no reasonable prospect of reconciliation; 3. The parties are the proper persons to have joint legal custody of their children, with the Respondent having primary possession and physical care and control of the children; 4. The Petitioner shall have supervised visitation with the children, every other weekend, two (2) weeks in the summer during summer vacation and as agreed upon between the parties in writing for all other visitation. The visitation of the children with the Petitioner shall be supervised, direct line of sight supervision, until further order of this court, by either the Petitioner's parents (or either one of them); or if the Petitioner's parents cannot or will not supervise visitation as outlined above, then in that event,the Cabinet for Health& Family Services or like agency within the state of West Virginia shall at it own discretion, determine the amount and place of supervised visitation in West Virginia, with the parties'two (2) minor children; 5. The Petitioner shall exercise phone visitation with the children each Wednesday and Sunday at 7:00 pm. 6. The Petitioner shall pay child support, for the support and nurture of the parties two (2)minor children in'the amount of TWENTY AND 00/100's ($20.00)DOLLARS per week, until the children graduate from high school,.turn the age of eighteen (having already graduated from high school)or are otherwise emancipated, and the Respondent waives any child support arrearage that has accrued up and until the entry of this Decree; 7. The child support provision is a deviation from the Kentucky Child Support Guidelines, but the parties' have been'made aware of the amount that would be due and owing under the guidelines and have agreed to the above amount, due in part to the fact that one (1) of the minor children receive SSI/SSD benefits in the amount of$623.00 per month and the Petitioner shall make no claim for distribution of any of that amount; c 8. The Respondent shall claim the children as dependents on her income tax filings each year; 9. The marital property of the parties and any debts have been divided, and the parties shall neither incur any debt in the other's name, nor make a claim on the other party to pay a debt already agreed upon between them; 10. Since both parties currently reside out of state, the Parent Education Clinic required by the Local Hardin Family Court Rules of Procedure is waived as to both parties. JUDGMENT AND DECREE THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED AS FOLLOWS: 1. The parties have met all of the jurisdictional requirements to have their marriage dissolved and to be restored to the status of single and unmarried persons; and 2. The conciliation provisions of KRS 403.170 do not apply and the marriage is irretrievably broken with no reasonable prospect of reconciliation; 3. The parties are the proper persons to have joint legal custody of their children, with the Respondent having primary possession and physical care and control of the children; 4. The Petitioner shall have supervised visitation with the children, every other weekend, two (2) weeks in the summer during summer vacation and as agreed upon between the parties in writing for all other visitation. The visitation of the children with the Petitioner shall be supervised, direct line of sight supervision, until further order of this court, by either the Petitioner's parents (or either one of them); or if the Petitioner's parents cannot or will not supervise visitation as outlined above, then in that event, the Cabinet for Health& Family Services or like agency within the state of West Virginia shall at it own discretion, determine the amount and place of supervised visitation in West Virginia, with the parties'two (2) minor children; 5. The Petitioner shall exercise phone visitation with the children each Wednesday and Sunday at 7:00 pm. 6. The Petitioner shall pay child support, for the support and nurture of the parties two (2) minor children in the amount of TWENTY AND 00/100s ($20.00) DOLLARS per week, until the children graduate from high school, turn the age of eighteen (having already graduated from high school)or are otherwise emancipated, and the Respondent waives any child support arrearage that has accrued up and until the entry of this Decree; 7. The child support provision is a deviation from the Kentucky Child Support Guidelines, but the parties' have been made aware of the amount that would be due and owing under the guidelines and have agreed to the above amount, due in part to the fact that one (1) of the minor children receive SSI/SSD benefits in the amount of$623.00 per month and the Petitioner shall make no claim for distribution of any of that amount; 8. The Respondent shall claim the children as dependents on her income tax filings each year; 9. The marital property of the parties and any debts have been divided, and the parties shall neither incur any debt in the other's name, nor make a claim on the other party to pay a debt already agreed upon between them; 10. Since both parties currently reside out of state, the Parent Education Clinic required by the Local Hardin Family Court Rules of Procedure is waived as to both parties. t" ay of July 07. BRENT HALL, JUDGE HARDIN CIRCUIT COURT ENTERED: 1 FAMILY COURT—DIVISION IV ATTEST:LORETTA CFUkDY,CLERK HARDC� BY D.C. 4 COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY '' HARDIN CIRCUIT COURT FAMILY DIVISION IV .NO. 06-CI-01252 KENNETH BUNNELL - PETITIONEIZ V. AMENDED DECREE OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TANIA BUNNELL RESPONDENT Upon motion of the Respondent, and the Court being otherwise sufficiently advised, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED THAT the marriage between the Petitioner and the Respondent be and it hereby is DISSOLVED and the terms of the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Judgment and Decree entered by this Court on July 18, 2007 are incorporated fully herein. THIS IS A FINAL AND APPEALABLE ORDER THEREBr QCAUSE FO. DELAY ENTERED: Q 7 -' ATTEST: LORETTA CR Y CLERr� HARDIN R/DI T CO RT BY- �-' p,C BRENT HALL, JUDGE U HARDIN CIRCUIT COURT FAMILY DIVISION N �. Date: cc: Hon. Bryan Gowin Suite 506 Legal Arts Bldg. 200 S. 7`h Street Louisville, KY 40202 STATE OF KY.,COUNTY OF HARDIN Mr. Kenneth Bunnell CERTIFIES IS A TRUE COPY.OF 578 Middle Road RECORD IN CASE # Newville, PA 17241 THIS_Z_DAY OF ` ,20-L LORETTA CRADY,CLERK HARDI CIR/DIST COURT D.C. BY:,_. '���� � IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL ACTION—LAW Plaintiff FILE NO. 20 � I J VS. IN DIVORCE �. 5 lq 8yhh° ZC- ( yam Lc Defendant NOTICE TO RESUME PRIOR SURNAME Notice is hereby given that the Plaintiff/Defendant in the above matter, having been granted a Final Decree in Divorce on the f 2!L _day of hereby elects to resume the prior surname of 1-2 r(lam and gives this written notice pursuant to the provisions of 54 P.S. 704. DATE: —. / O(jam C Signature Signature of name bei�resum�ed COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA , �. : SS. COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND On the _ aNGt--day of / `/ 20 before me, a Notary Public, personally appeared the above affiant known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within document and acknowledged that he/she executed the foregoing for the purpose therein contained. In Witness Whereof,I have hereunto set my hand and offi'c'ial'seal "Nut y `•u',�Iic Prothonotary,Cumbeda County,Carlisie,PA My Commission Expires IN First Monday of Jan.Rote oi3,Cc> Rcl,