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- Hearing Held Associated Entries: 11/09/2023 - Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 12/04/2023; 9:00 AM; TERRY ALAN TSCHANNEN; Linn
- Order Petitioner appears in person; respondent appears in person; case comes on for hearing; court finds that it has jurisdiction over the parties and subject matter of this litigation; parties? marriage is irretrievably broken and cannot be preserved and, therefore, marriage is dissolved; property and debts shall be divided as set forth in the parties' separation agreement with each party retaining the property in their respective possession without further division; legal custody of the parties' children is awarded jointly to the parties and their physical custody is awarded solely to the petitioner as set forth in the proposed parenting plan which the court finds to be in the best interests of the children; the application of the Missouri Supreme Court Guidelines to the facts of this case would be unjust and inappropriate; to contrary, based upon all relevant factors, neither party shall pay child support to the other; neither party shall pay maintenance to the other and this conclusion is not modifiable; each party shall satisfy their own attorney fees; costs are assessed against petitioner; court finds by clear and convincing evidence that the parties' oldest child is respondent's biological son and the court finds it to be in the child's best interest that his last name be changed to Kidd. TAT Filed By: TERRY ALAN TSCHANNEN
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- Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 12/04/2023 - Hearing Held Scheduled For: 12/04/2023; 9:00 AM; TERRY ALAN TSCHANNEN; Linn
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- Notice of Court Hearing Sent
- Answer Filed Filed By: JOSHUA D KIDD
- Comp-Litigant Awareness Filed
- Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Separation Agreement Filed Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Income & Expense Stmnt Filed Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Proposed Parenting Plan Filed PARENTING PLAN B- SUPPORT OF CHILDREN Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Proposed Parenting Plan Filed PARENTING PLAN A- CUSTODY OF CHILDREN Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Certificate of Dissolution Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
- Petition Filed - Domestic Rel Filed By: AMY LEA KIDD
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