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STATE OF INDIANA �SS: IN THE GIBSON CIR����
COUNTY OF GIBSON )
IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF
HEATHER D. POTTS,
Petitioner,
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JEFFREY A. POTTS,
Respondent.
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Clerk Gibson Circuit Court
CAUSE NO. 26C01-0708-DR-00114
SUMMARY DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE DECREE
Comes now the Petitioner/Wife, Heather D. Potts (hereinafter "Wife"), by her
attorney, Robert E. Zoss, Sr. Of the Bob Zoss Law Office, and the Respondent/Father,
Jeffrey A. Potts, (hereinafter "Husband"), by his attorney, James G. McDonald, III and as
evidenced by the parties' signatures hereon. The Court NOW FINDS that this cause has
been duly filed and pending for more than sixty (60) days last past; that the parties
separated on or about July 16, 2007; that one or both of the parties have been continuous
residents of Gibson County for more than three (3) months and of the State of Indiana for
more than six (6) months immediately prior to the commencement of this proceeding; that
the Husband has been served with notice of the pendency of this cause; that both parties
have submitted to the jurisdiction of this Court and further stipulate that this Court has in
rem jurisdiction over the marriage of the parties; that the parties have filed their verified
pleading waiving Finai Hearing and their written agreement made in accordance with
Indiana law; that this Court now has jurisdiction of the parties hereto and the subject matter
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hereof; that the wife is not currently pregnant; that the material allegations of the Wife's
Petition for Dissolution of Marriage are true and that there has been an irretrievable
breakdown in the paRies' marriage relations; that the Court should now issue its Summary
Dissolution Decree herein dissolving the parties' marnage.
And the Court does further find that all issues framed by the pleadings are
justiciable herein relating to (a) the parties' property; (b) their separate liabilities for the
payment of debts and obligations; (c) custody and visitation or child-related issues; and (d)
the costs and expenses of this proceeding, including attorney fees, as well as all other
incidents of their marriage and the dissolution thereof have been fully and freely negotiated
and fully agreed upon by each of the parties hereto.
The CouR, having considered the paRies' aforesaid agreement, the provisions of
Indiana Code relating to the desirability of property settlement agreements, the disposition
of marital propeRy and other relevant factors, does NOW FIND that the parties' said
agreement was entered into freely and voluntarily; that each of the terms and provisions
of the aforesaid agreement should now be approved, ratified and confirmed by the Court
and incorporated in the Decree; the parties in writing have each moved the Court to
incorporate and merge their agreement within and as a part of this Decree by reciting and
stating the same herein verbatim, and each have evidenced their acceptance and approval
of the terms and provisions of said agreement as herein stated by endorsing their personal
approval upon this Decree.
And the Court does now make and enter its Summary Dissolution Decree herein in
accordance with its aforesaid findings and the parties' aforesaid agreement.
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IT IS, THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED by
this Court as follows:
REAL_ E� That the Wife shall be the owner of the parties' former marital
residence located at 403 N. Gibson Street, Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, free and
clear of any claim by the Husband and if requested, the Husband shall execute and deliver
a Quit Claim Deed transferring all of his right, title and interest therein to the Wife. The
parties stipulate that there is nominal, if any, equity in said real estate. Provided, however,
that the Wife shall be responsible for payment of the mortgage indebtedness thereon to
Homecoming Mortgage Company, as well as any other debts or expenses occasioned by
her continued ownership in a timely manner and shall hold the Husband harmiess from
payment thereof. The parties acknowledge that neither of them is in good financial
condition at the present time and therefore it is not anticipated, because of the substantial
marital indebtedness which currently exists, that the Wife will be able to refinance the
moRgage indebtedness within the foreseeable future. However, the Wife shall utilize her
best efforts in order to attempt to refinance or attempt to take whatever action may be
necessary to remove the Husband's name from liability on the aforesaid mortgage
indebtedness at such time as she becomes sufficiently creditworthy to do so. The Wife
agrees to make a reasonable effort every eighteen (18) months to refinance the home and
provide to the Husband proof of her acceptance or rejection.
The parties have no other interest in any other real estate.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: That the parties have already divided their furniture,
furnishings, appliances, personal effects, clothing and jewelry in a mutually agreeable
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manner and except as noted below, each party shall be the owner of all such items now
in his or her possession, free and clear of any claim by the other. The Wife stili has
possession of the Husband's great-aunYs bed, and she may continue to use the same for
up to six (6) months following the dissolution of the marriage, at which time she must make
it available for return to the Husband.
VEHI�- That the only remaining vehicle of the marriage is a 2001 Ford
Winstar, and the Husband shail be the owner of the same, free and clear of any claim by
the Wife. Provided, however, that the Husband shall be responsible for payment of the
indebtedness secured thereby to Evansville Federal Credit Union, (which is already in his
individual name) together with any other debts or expenses related to his continued use
and ownership, and shall hold the Wife harmiess from payment thereof. If requested and
necessary, the Wife shall execute and delivery any instruments necessary to effectuate the
transfer of title of said vehicle to the Husband.
INDEBTEDNESS: That the parties have in excess of FouReen Thousand Dollars
($14,000.00) of outstanding marital indebtedness, the majority of which pertains to medical
expenses which have been incurred on behalf of the parties' Children or the parties
themselves. The parties have agreed to an approximately equal division of such
indebtedness as reflected on the attached Exhibit "A". The Wife shall be responsible for
contacting those creditors assigned thereon for payment by her, and the Husband shall be
responsible for contacting those creditors assigned thereon for payment by him, and
informing each creditor of the primary responsibility for payment of and contact information
for the appropriate party. The parties understand and acknowledge, however, that the
mere division of indebtedness in this fashion does not relieve the non-paying party from
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liability on any joint indebtedness and further, does not affect that creditor's right to pursue
collection remedies or legal actions against both parties.
Each party shall pay his or her designated debts in a timely manner and shall hold
the other paRy harmless from payment thereof. Further, each party shall notify the other
paRy upon payment in full of their respective debts and accounts.
The Wife, however, shall be responsible for payment of her own student loan having
a balance of approximately Four Thousand Four Hundred Dollars (�4,400.00), and shail
hold the Husband harmless for payment thereof.
BANK ACCOUNTS: That each party shall be the owner of his or her own separate
checking, savings or other bank accounts and all amounts on deposit therein standing in
his or her individual name, free and clear of any claim by the other.
PENSION SAVINGS AND RETIREMENT BEPIEFITS: That neither party has any
vested pension, savings or retirement benefits by virtue of any previous or present
employment.
LIFE INSURANCE: That the parties currently have cross life insurance policies
in effect. The parties agree that the Wife shail be the owner of the policy on her life, as
well as any accrued cash surrender or other value therein, and conversely, the Husband
shall be the owner of the policy on his life, as well as any accrued cash surrender or other
value therein, each free and clear of any claim by the other. Both policies are in the face
value of One Hundred Thousand Dollars (�100,000.00) and the paRies agree that each
party shall maintain not less than One Hundred Thousand Dollars (�100,000.00) face value
life insurance for the benefit of the Chiidren for so long as there is a support or educational
Order in effect for any of the Children. The parties agree to jointly have created an
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insurance trust for the benefit of the Chiidren within the next thirty (30) days by an
agreeable attorney, with the parties to equally divide the cost of such insurance trust
preparation. The terms of the trust, at a minimum, shall provide that the trust remain in
effect for so long as there is a support or educational Order in effect for any of the
Children. By no later than January 15`" of each year, each party shail provide the other
party with proof of the existence and good standing of such policy, the named beneficiaries
thereon, and shall also execute and deliver an authorization so that each party can
independently confirm such information and the other party's full compliance with ihis
provision. Should a child die prior to any life insurance proceeds being payable, then the
remaining Children or Child shall be the sole beneficiaries or beneficiary. Further, neither
party should borrow any funds against said policy or take any other action which would
cause the amount to be payable to the Children upon his or her death to fall below One
Hundred Thousand Dollars (5100,000.00). It is the specific intent of this paragraph that
any funds received pursuant to this paragraph shall be utilized solely for the support and
education of the Children and to replace monies which, except for the death of a parent,
would be available from that parent to help support and educate the Children. If one of the
parents cancels his or her existing life insurance policy, then a new policy of equal face
value must be purchased and substituted within thirty (30) days and the other parent must
be notified of this change and proof of the acquisition of a new policy must aiso be
provided as soon as availabie.
That the Husband shall be the owner of any policies of insurance upon the
Children's lives, and he may either continue or discontinue those policies as he chooses.
However, if he continues them, he shall solely be responsible for payment of the premiums
to maintain the same in full force and effect6
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JOINT LEGAL CUSTODY: That the parties shall have joint legal custody of their
three (3) minor Children, Molly Dianne and Ariel Kaitlyn, both presently nine (9) years of
age who were born in 1998, and Emma Kay, presently two (2) years of age who was born
in 2005 (hereinafter "Children") as that term is defined under Indiana law and as such, they
shall openly discuss and communicate concerning and attempt to agree upon major
decisions involving the Children in advance, including, without limitation, heaithcare,
religion and education.
iniNT ISHAREDI PHYSICAL CUSTODY: That the parties agree to have joint and
sharedvphysical custody of their Children such that each of them spends approximately
one-half (1/2) of the time with them, except as specifically hereinafter provided.
ADDITIONAL CHILD-RELATED ISSUES: The parties previously prepared and
executed, with the assistance of Kim Stephens, the Guardian Ad Litem, for their Children,
a Cooperative Parenting Agreement on or about November 9, 2007. The parties adopt
and the Court ratifies and approves said Agreement, except as hereinafter amended:
�, That the parties agree that the Mother will have Monday and Tuesday
overnight, the Father will have Wednesday and Thursday overnight, and the parties will
alternate weekends from Friday through Sunday overnight. This wili result in each party
having seven (7) overnights in each fourteen (14) day period. However, the Husband
recently started new employmentwith North Side Chevrolet in Evansville, Indiana, and the
Wife's employment is variable each week. Therefore, the parties agree to be flexible in
adjusting and switching overnights to accommodate both parties' work schedules. It is the
intention of the par[ies, however, that even with such adjustments, each party will have the
Children overnight for approximately one-half (1/2) of the time.
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2. That the life insurance paragraph of that Agreement is rescinded as having
been amended and modified hereinabove.
3. That under the Child Support Provision of said Agreement, it likewise has
been amended and modified by the approximately equal division of marital indebtedness
as reflected above. The parties do agree, however, to equaliy share in the school
expenses of the Children consisting of book fees, lab fees or any other such necessary
expenses charged by the school or school corporation. Each party shall be responsible
for paying the school lunches for the Children if that party is sending the Children to school
from his or her home that morning. The paRies also agree to equally share in the cost of
any agreeable extracurricular activities expenses in which the Children participate.
4. That although there is not cross child support order issued requiring either
party to pay child support to the other, the paRies do agree to purchase approximately
equal amounts of necessities for the Children. Thus, by way of example only, although
clothing should be allowed to be freely exchanged between the parties and the Children
should be able to take such things as toys, portable electronics, etc. back and forth
beiween the respective households, it is also anticipated that the parties will purchase
approximately equal amounts of such items. It is not intended that one party will purchase
the majority of the clothing, for example, and should there appear to be a significant
disparity in what each party is purchasing for the Children, then it is recommended that
each party should begin saving receipts and those receipts should be exchanged
periodically so that the provision of equal payment of such purchases can be complied
with.
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5. That the Wife shall have the right to claim Moily and Ariel and the Husband
shall have the right to ciaim Emma as dependency exemptions for Federal and State
income tax purposes. If requested, each paRy shall execute and deliver form 8332 to the
party having the right to claim a child or children in any given year, and each parry shall
refrain from claiming any child allocated whose dependency exemption has been allocated
to the other party in any given year.
6. That the parties agree to attempt to share time on each child's birthday. All
children should be together on any Child's birthday, and the term "share" does not mean
that the parties wiil be in the presence of each other, but that the parties shall divide in a
mutually agreeable manner time on each child's birthday.
7. That although the parties have agreed to specific overnight parenting time
during the week and have further agreed to be flexible in rearranging the overnights to take
into account each parties' work schedule, it is anticipated that each party will want to travel
with the Children throughout the year. Therefore, each party shall be entitled to have two
(2) one (1) week periods to travel with the Children, upon reasonable notice to the other
party. There shall be no required immediate makeup time for such travel as it is
anticipated that each party will travel out of town with the Children for approximately an
equal amount of time each year. Thus, by way of example only, should the Wife take the
Children to Mississippi with her over Spring Break for a week, then during the summer
months, the Husband may travel with the Children for a week to St. Louis, for example.
Thus, each paRies' vacation would offset the other parties.
RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL: When it becomes necessary that the Children be
cared for by a person other than a parent or an adult family member (related by blood or
marriage) living in the same household with the parent (as recently clarified by the Indiana
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Court of Appeals), then the parent needing the child care shall first offer the other parent
the opportunity for additional parenting time. The other parent is under no obligation to
provide the child care. If the other parent elects to provide this care, it shall be done at no
cost.
RECORDS ACCESS: That under Indiana Law, both parents are entitled to direct
access to the children's medical records pursuant to �.C. 16-39-1-7, mental health records
pursuant to I.C. 16-39-2-9, and school records pursuant to I.C. 20-10.1-22.4-2, and the
Court so orders, without further authorization of the other party or Order of this Court.
COMMUNICATION: The relationship between the parties is currently strained and
although it is hoped that the relationship will improve with the passage of time, the parties
are to use email as the primary means of communication. The parties shail engage in text
messaging only for emergency purposes or to address significant time-sensitive subjects.
All other communication, however, shall be performed via email. Neither party shall abuse
any communication, however, as to content, frequency, or in any other regard.
PHOTOGRAPHS AND VIDEOS: That the Wife agrees to go through the family
photographs within the next six (6) months and divide the photographs. The Husband
should receive any photographs of him as an individual or of him with the Children and the
Wife should receive any such photographs of her as an individual or her with the Children.
If there are any family photographs which need to be copied so that each party has a copy
(for example, photos of just the Children), then those copies shall be made and each party
shali pay one-half (1/2) of the cost of copying. Each party shall be entitled to have either
an original or a copy of each such photo. Any other photographs shall be maintained by
the Wife for the Children until they are of an appropriate age.
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Although there are very few videos, the Wife agrees to locate those and have those
copied for the Husband, again with the paRies to split the cost. If there are any problems
which arise, the Court retains jurisdiction for the purpose of issuing a further Order in
connection with the copying and division.
HEALTH INSURANCE: That the Wife currently provides health (and dental and
optical) insurance for the Children through her employment. The Husband has offered to
carry the Children on his insurance at his new employment, and believes that the cost will
be less than the Wife's costs. The Wife has raised concerns, however, that the Husband
has had three (3) places of employment in the last two years and if the Husband were to
lose his job or change employment that there would be a lapse in such insurance coverage
for the Children. The parties are to attempt to agree on such insurance coverage matters,
but unless and until they do, the Children shall continue to be covered under the Wife's
existing insurance. The Husband agrees to pay to the Wife one-half (1/2) of the child-
related insurance coverage expenses. If the parties agree that the Husband is to cover the
Children (or, for example, the Husband cover's the Children on health insurance and the
Wife covers the dental and optical insurance) then the non-covering party will be
responsible for reimbursing the covering party one-half (1/2) of the cost of the child-related
insurance coverage amount on a monthly basis and in a timely manner. Each party,
however, shali be responsible for providing accurate information directly from his or her
employer or health insurance carrier reflecting the cost of the coverage for the Children and
immediately notifying the non-covering party of any changes in the cost of such coverage.
Any non-covered reasonable and necessary medical, dental, hospital, prescription
pharmaceutical, optometric, orthodontia and counseling expenses for the Children not
covered by available health insurance shall be paid equally by the parties. If a party must
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prepay any such expense, then the other party shall reimburse the paying party within
seven (7) days of receipt of the bill and proof of payment.
2007 TAX RETURN FILING: That the parties agree to cooperate in the filing of
joint Federal and State tax returns for the calendar year 2007 utilizing H& R Block. Both
parties shall cooperate by providing information necessary for the preparation of such
returns no later than fourteen (14) days after the filing of this Summary Decree. The Wife
had more withheld from her pay than the Husband did and therefore it is anticipated that
the Wife will be entitled to a greater portion of the return than one-half (1/2). The parties
shall utilize H& R Block for the purpose of attempting to reach a reasonable compromise
as to what an appropriate amount of the refund is for the Wife and the Husband to receive
based on their relative contributions and withholdings during the year. In the event of a
dispute, that matter wiil be reserved for later resolution by the Court. Neither parry is
authorized to sign the other party's signature on any tax documents or refund checks and
if either party receives a tax refund check, then that paRy shall immediately notify the other
party and the parties shall make arrangements to go to a financial institution for the
purpose of executing, negotiating and dividing (in the appropriate amounts), such tax
refund check or checks.
RELO� N; That the Husband agrees that the Wife may relocate with the
Children to Perry County, Mississippi or Warren County, Mississippi, to be closer to her
family, should she desire to do so, and the Husband will not object. If the Wife intends on
relocating, she must comply with the relocation notice requirements, and the parties should
attempt to agree on alternative parenting time arrangements for the Husband, including
how and where parenting time exchanges should take place. In the event of a
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disagreement regarding transportation, either party may apply to the Courtto resolve those
issues. The Wife may, after relocating, choose to return to the Gibson/Vanderburgh
County areas to reside, and again, the Husband will not object to such relocation. The
parties are also to attempt to agree upon financial matters related to the Children as well.
ATTORNEY FEES: That each party shall be responsible for payment of his or her
own attorney fees, costs and expenses incurred in connection with this action and shall
hold the other party harmless from payment thereof.
ENFORCEMENT EXPENSES: That if either the Husband or Wife defaults in the
performance of any of the terms, provisions or obligations herein set forth, and it becomes
necessary to institute legal proceedings to effectuate the performance of any provisions
to this agreement, then the party found to be in default shall pay all expenses, including
reasonable attorney fees, incurred in connection with such enforcement proceedings.
TAX CONSEQUENCES: That each party acknowledges that there may be tax
consequences associated with a settlement of this nature. They further acknowledge that
they have had an opportunity to consult with their respective accountant or financial
advisor. They have not relied on the advice from his or her attorney(s) as to tax issues
arising from this settlement agreement.
SEVER�N� That if any provision of this agreement is held to be
unenforceable, all other provisions shall neverthefess continue in full force and effect.
ADVICE OF COUNSEL: That both parties acknowledge that they have had an
opportunity to seek the advice of legal counsel and that they are entering into this
agreement voluntarily.
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VOLUNTARY EXECUTION: The parties in this cause acknowledge that each is
making this settlement agreement by his or her own will and volition and in an effort to
amicably reach an agreement which will be in the best interest of the parties. They
acknowledge hereby that no coercion or undue influence has been used against either
party in the making of this settlement agreement.
EXECUTION OF DOCUMENTS: That each of the parties are to be and they hereby
are ORDERED to give full force and effect to each and all of the terms and provisions of
this Decree and upon reasonable request execute and deliver to the other or any other
appropriate person any assignments, bills of sale, ceRificates of title, deeds, releases or
other documents that may be reasonably necessary to evidence their compliance with
each of the terms of this Decree.
FULL DISCLOSURE: That both parties acknowledge that they have made a full
and complete disclosure of all assets and liabilities of the marriage, that they have not
transferred, encumbered, concealed or disposed of any such property during the pendency
of this action and in all respects have acted openly and honestly in respect to such issue.
DISSOLUTION OF THE MARRIAGE: That the marriage of the parties hereto be,
and it is hereby, adjudged dissolved and the parties be, and they hereby are, restored to
the status of single persons.
The parties are hereby ORDERED to give full force and effect to each and all of the
terms and provisions of this Summary Decree and upon reasonable request execute and
deliver to the other or any other appropriate person any assignments, bills of sale,
certificates of title, deeds, releases or other documents that may be reasonably necessary
to evidence their compliance with each of the terms of this Decree.
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The Court therefore enters its Summary Dissolution of Marriage Decree under
Indiana Code 31-15-2-13.
SO ORDERED this 2 day of �, 2008.
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Hon. Jeffrey Meade
Gibson Circuit Court
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CONTENT:
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Robert E. Zos , Sr., Atty. #1502-82
Bob Zoss Law Office
2405 N. Green River Road
Evansville, IN 47715
Telephone: (812) 471-8502
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Insight
Homecomings Financial
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5248.97
$1,408.62
5679.31
5250.00
5109.95
S686.81
5250.00
S100.00
5250.00
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5250.00
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i686.81
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5250.00
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