Section 6.50 Judgment Settlement Agreement?With Children

• Library: Family Law 2014 Supp Forms

In the Circuit Court of __________ County, Missouri

In re the Marriage of: )

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) Case No: __________

Petitioner, )

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and )

) Division: __________

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Respondent. )

Judgment for Dissolution of Marriage

Now on this _____ day of __________, 20___, Petitioner appears in person and by [his/her] attorney, [name], and Respondent appears by [his/her] attorney, [name]. This cause coming on regularly to be heard and being called, Petitioner announces that the parties have entered into a written Parenting Plan and Separation and Property Settlement Agreement; thereupon, the cause is submitted to the Court upon the pleadings and proof and the Court finds:

1. Petitioner and Respondent have been residents of this State for more than 90 days immediately preceding the commencement of this proceeding;

2. The Court has jurisdiction over the subject matter and the parties;

3. Petitioner and Respondent were married on [date] and separated on [date];

4. More than 30 days have elapsed since the filing of the Petition;

5. Neither Petitioner nor Respondent is a member of the Armed Forces of the United States;

6. There remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved and, therefore, the marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken;

7. There were two children born of the marriage of the parties, namely:

CHILD’S NAME AGE

8. [Petitioner/Respondent] is not now pregnant;

9. Petitioner’s Social Security number is ***-**-[last 4 digits], and [his/her] monthly gross income from employment is [amount];

10. Respondent’s Social Security number is ***-**-[last 4 digits], and [his/her] monthly gross income from employment is [amount];

11. The parties have entered into a written Separation Agreement that makes full and final disposition of all property and indebtedness, provides that neither party shall receive periodic maintenance from the other, and contains the Parenting Plan setting forth the terms as to custody, visitation, and support of the parties’ minor children;

12. The Court finds that the presumed correct child support amount as calculated by [Petitioner, Respondent, or the Court] pursuant to § 452.340.8, RSMo, Supreme Court Rule 88.01, and Civil Procedure Form No. 14 is [amount] per month; and, that after consideration of all relevant factors pursuant to § 452.340.8, RSMo, and Rule 88.01, is not rebutted as being unjust or inappropriate;

13. The Parenting Plan submitted by the...