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COUNTY OF VANDERBURGH)
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SHARON KAYE NOLAN j
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DENNIS CARROLL NOLAN )
IN THE VANDERBURGH �PERIOR COURT
CAUSE N0. 86-DOM-1084
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DECREB OF DISSOLUTION OF lfARRIAGE
Comes nov the Husband, in person and by counsel, JOHN C. HZCRS,
and the,k'iEe, in person and by counsel, . RUSSELL T. WOODSON. upon the
Husband's Counter-Petition for Dissolution of Merriage. This cause
being at issue upon eaid Counter-Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
nov comes on for trial, finding and judgment by the Court without the
intervention of a jury. The court having heard the evidence and being
duly advised now fiads that the facts stated in the Nusband�s Counter-
Petition are true and that the Husband and Wife have been bona fide
residents of Gibson County, State of Indiana for more than six (6)
months continuously immediately prior to'the filing of said Counter-
Petition herein but that the parties prefer that this matter be venued
in �'anderburgh Covnty, Indisna, an3 nov *_he Court has jurisdiction to
hearing this cause.
The Cour[ further finds as follovs:
1. That the marriage of the parties is irretrievable broken
and that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the
parties should be dissolved.
2. That the Wife shall have custody of the parties' minor
childre❑ of the marriage, ANDREA D. NOLAN and CHRISTII�A R. NOLAN, and
that the Husband shall have reasonable visitation of same at
reasonable times and places upon seventy—two (72) hours notice.
3. The Husbend shall pay support to the k'ife in the amount of
One Hundred Dollars (�1v0.00) per �reek per child through the Clerk of
the Vanderburgh Superior Court, while the children reside at the ti'ife's
home. The Husband shall also pay the room and board, tuition, boo}:s
and other school expenses for the first four (4) years of the parties'
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�children's higher education, if any, including college, trade school,
and technical school: If the children do not reside at home while
attending higher education, then the Husband shall pay in addition to
the above expenses, 1i�+enty Dollars ($20.00) per week directly to each
child attending higher education and the Husband shall not pay child
support for said child While said child is residing away from home and
attending higher education. If any child attends higher education and
resides at the home of the Wife, then the Husband shall not be
required to pay room and board, but he shall continue to pay the child
suppozt for said child during the child's first four (4) years of
higher education along with all school expenses of said child during
the child's first four (9) years of higher education.
9. The parties have equitably divided their personal property
and furniture and whatever is in the possession of each party shall
belong to him or her with the exception that the Masonic ring and
collection of knives shall belong to the Husband.
5. The Wife stiall be the owner of the 1974 Volkswagon, the
camper/bus, and the 1982 Ford Escort. The Husband shall pay.the loan
for which the A'ife's Ford is collateral and shall hold the Wife harmless
therefrom and pay the automobile insurance for said Ford until the
loan on said Ford is paid.
6. The Husband shall be the owner of the 1981 Oldsmobile, 1983
Honda motorcycle, and the 1977 Ford truck. The Husband shall pay any
loan upon Which said vehicles are collateral and shall hold the h'ife
harmless therefrom.
7. The parties shall file a joint income tax return for Federal
and State purposes for the year 1986 and the parties shall equally
divide any income tax refund fot the year 1986.
B. The Wife shall be the owner of the parties' real estate
located on Y;ater Street and Gibson Street in Princeton, Indiana. The
Husband shall refund to the hife any deposits which any tenants may
have placed in regard to said real estate. The Husband shall.be
responsible for installing and placing guttering located on the Gibson
Street house ir� Princeton, lndiana within thirty l30) days of this
date and place carpeting located on the Water Street house in
Princeton, lncia;:e, Mithin thirt�• (30) oap�� of this date. The Nusbano
shall complete]�� and fully pz}� oif, as er.traordinary support, the
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indebtedness upon vhich the zeal estate located on Nater Street,
Pzinceton, Indiana is collateral within one (1) year of this date,
plus the real estate taxes and insurance for said real estate for the
next four (4) months and hold the Wife harmless from all of said debts.
9. The Husband shall be the owner of the real estate located at
220-222 East E�erson, 117 East Clark, Nozth Seminary and 309 Roosevelt
Drive, all of which is located in Princeton, Indiana and shall pay all
debts for which said real estate is collateral and hold the Wife
harmless therefrom. The Busband shali sell said real estate and the
pzoceeds from the sale of any such real estate after payment of the
expenses of the sale of real estate and the note for which said real
estate is collateral, shall first be used to pay the mortgage for the
above-mentioned real estate located at fvater Stzeet, Princeton,
Indiana and then and to payment of the Ten Thousand Dollars
($10,000.00) extraordinary temporary support due to the Wife mentioned
below. The Husband is not to receive any funds from the sale of the
above-mentioned real estate until said mortgage for the h'ater Street
real estate and the Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) extraordinary
temporary support due the Wife is fully paid.
10. The Husband shall pay as extraordinary temporazy support to
the hife the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00), which shall be
payable one-half (1/2) within six (6) months of the date and the
remaining balance within twelve (12) months of this date. However,
said extraordinary temporary support may be paid prior to said
deadlines and shall be paid prior to said deadlines if the sale of the
Husband's real estate so permits.
11. The Husband shall pay all reasonable and necessary medical,
dental, optometric, pharmeucital, and hospital expenses for the par-
ties' minor children. The Husband shall keep said children on his
health and dental insurance.
12. The Husband shall retain full and sole ownership of an}� pen-
sion plans he may have at his current place of employment at Alcoa.
The h'ife, SHAROt� K. NOLAh of 639 East k'ater Street, Princeton,
Indiana, shall be the sole owner and beneficiazy of any and all riahts
and benefits which the Husband, DEt�!:IS CARROLL hOLAt:, of 222 East
Emerson, Princeton, Indiana, he:� _.: e; pension or retirement plan
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/•, .�at Whirlpool Corpozation known as the Whirlpool Production F�nployees
• Retirement Plan.at �nsville and the Wife, SHAF� K. NOLAN, shall
receive all payments to a�tiich the Husband, DENNNIS CARROLL NOLAN,
•would have been entitled to pursuant to said plan and shall receive one
hundred percent (1008) of such payments. The Wife, SHARON K. NOLAN,
shall have the right to elect when said payments shall commence, so
long as it is at a time when the Husband, DENNIS K. NOLAN, would have
been eligible to receive such payments had he still had the right to
receive said payment.
For purposes of the Whirlpool Production IInployees Retirement Plan
at Evansville, the Wife, SHARON K. NOLAN, shall be treated as the sur-
viving spouse of the Husband, DENNIS K. NOLAN, and the Wife, SHARON K.
NOLAN, shall zeceive all payments under the above-mentioned plan to
which the surviving spouse of DENNIS CARROLL NOLAN would have been
entitled to. Any future spouse of DENNIS CARROLL NOLAN shall have no
right or beneifit pursuant to said plan as all such benefits belong to
SHARON K. NOLAN.
In the event that the Wife, SHARON K. NOLAN, fails to receive
either the benefits to which DENNIS CARROLL NOLAN or his surviving
spouse would have been entitled to under the Whirlpool Production
Employees Retirement Plan at Evansville, then as extraordinary tem-
porary support, the Wife shall have a valid, unforceable, and undefen-
sable claim against the estate of DENNIS CARROLL NOLAN for the amount
of said benefits which SHARON K. NOLAN failed to receive unless such
failure is due to the financail collapse of the Whirlpool Production
Employees Retirement Plan.
13. The h'ife shall have the right to stay at the parties' resi-
dents at 309 Roosevelt, Princeton, Indiana for a period of one (1)
month after this date and she shall be responsible for one-half (�) of
the utilities at said residence from this date to the date that she
moves from said residence.
14. The Husband shall have the right to claim the parties'
children as exemptions on his Federal and State Income Tax Returns, but '
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the Husbanc shall pay to the i•;ife any increase in tax that she
actuall}' pa)'s from the tax that she would have paid if she had been
able to claim the children as exemptions for Federal and State Income Ta>:
purpose=; ti:h�ch paymnet to the Y;ife shall not exceed one-half (1�) of
the inco;r:: ._.,: re-funo to ci::c!, tho- I:u�b�nd is entit].efi. Ti�e }?u=banc
must ciair,: c�r.e (1) exemptiu�� or le== for income ta>: �:ith-holdina purpose=_
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15. The k'ife shall have the right to obtain health insurance by
uay of the Husband's health insurance plan through his employer and if
any premium must be paid, the M'ife shall either reimburse the Husband
for payment, pay the Husband's employer direct, or pay the health
insurance carrier direct, whichever is the least expensive.
16. The Husband shall pay to the Wife's attorney, additional
attorney�s fees of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00), said sum due and
payable vithin ten (10) days uf this date.
IT IS, THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AhD DECREED bp
the Court that the marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken and
that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the parties
should be and the same are hereby dissolved.
IT IS, FURTHER CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED bp the
Court that the further findings of the Court as enumerated herein
should be made an Order of this Court without further repetition, and
hereby are made an Order of this Court without further repetition.
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JUDGE, Vanderburgh Superior Court
APPROVED:
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JOH . HICKS
Attorney for Husband
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R'USSELL T, k'OODS01t
Attornep for k'ife
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SHARON R. NOLAN
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