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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-06
Type Cc Dissolution W/ Children
Docket 24 entries
Disposition Uncontested

Parties

Defendant Hash, Jedidiah Vanburen
Photo of Hon. Hackett James Andrew

Judge

Hon. Hackett James Andrew

Benton County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Certificate of Mailing Certified copy of Judgment mailed to Petitioner and Respondent at address on file. Refund check mailed to Petitioner.
  3. Certificate of Dissolution
  4. Judgment on Dissolution Respondent ordered to pay Petitioner $400 a month for child support
  5. Uncontested
  6. Judge/Clerk - Note Petitioner appears in person. Respondent does not appear. Respondent has filed an answer. All parties in appearance announce ready for hearing. Hearing held on the record. Upon the evidence adduced the court finds: This Court has jurisdiction over the subject matter and the parties in this action. More than thirty (30) days have elapsed since the filing of the petition herein. Petitioner has been a resident of the State of Missouri for more than ninety (90) days preceding the filing of the petition herein. The marriage of the parties is irretrievably broken. The minor and unemancipated children of the parties for which an order of custody is needed are identified in the Parenting Plan admitted into evidence as Exhibit 2 and 3 (hereinafter referred to as the Parenting Plan). Neither Petitioner nor Respondent has participated in any other custody proceeding regarding custody of the minor and unemancipated children in this or any other state; neither Petitioner nor Respondent has any information concerning any custody proceeding regarding the minor and unemancipated children pending in any court of this or any other state; and, neither Petitioner nor Respondent knows of any person not a party to this action who has actual physical custody of, or claims to have custody or visitation rights with, the minor and unemancipated children. After considering all relevant factors including those set forth in §452.375 RSMo., custody, visitation and parenting time provisions in the Parenting Plan are in the best interest of the children. Respondent has failed to complete a Parent Education Program as required by local court rule. After considering all relevant factors including those set forth in §452.340 RSMo.: The support provisions contained in the Parenting Plan are reasonable. The presumed amount of child support of $1,130.00 per month as shown in Form 14 received into evidence as Exhibit 3 is correct. All other Form 14s are rejected. The correct presumed amount of child support is unjust and inappropriate. $400 per month is a reasonable amount of child support. (Agreed to by the parties). A health benefit plan for the minor and unemancipated children is not available to either party at a reasonable cost. The written Separation Agreement received into evidence as Exhibit 1 (hereinafter the Separation Agreement) is not unconscionable and is approved by the court. All marital property and all marital debts have been identified and divided by the court. Petitioner has not requested maintenance. Petitioner has waived maintenance in court. Respondent has not requested maintenance. Neither party has requested an award of attorney fees. Therefore, it is ordered that: The marriage of the parties be dissolved. Custody, visitation and parenting time of the children are ordered in accordance with the provisions of the Parenting Plan. The parties and the children are ordered to comply with all provisions of the Parenting Plan. The Parenting Plan is ordered incorporated into and made a part of the Judgment. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Parenting Plan otherwise, the Respondent shall not exercise any custody/visitation/parenting time with the children pending the filing with the Circuit Clerk, with a service copy to the Petitioner, of a certificate of completion of an approved Parent Education Program. Judgment is entered in favor of Petitioner and against Respondent for child support in the amount of $400.00 per month beginning on January 15th, 2024 and a like amount each month thereafter until otherwise modified or terminated by order of the court. Child support is payable by the Obligor directly to the Obligee. Neither Mother nor Father is ordered at this time to maintain a health benefit plan for the minor children. Father shall pay 100%, of all reasonable and necessary medical, hospitalization, prescription drug, optical, dental, and orthodontic expenses or charges incurred for the minor and unemancipated children to the extent that sa
  7. Sound Recording Log Sheet
  8. Uncont Dissolution Hrng Held Associated Entries: 12/06/2023 - Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched Scheduled For: 01/10/2024; 9:00 AM; JAMES ANDREW HACKETT; Hickory
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  10. Receipt Filed
  11. Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched Associated Entries: 01/10/2024 - Uncont Dissolution Hrng Held Scheduled For: 01/10/2024; 9:00 AM; JAMES ANDREW HACKETT; Hickory
  12. Notice of Hearing Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  13. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  14. Answer Filed Filed By: JEDIDIAH VANBUREN HASH
  15. Form 14 Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  16. Proposed Parenting Plan Filed PARENTING PLAN PART B Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  17. Proposed Parenting Plan Filed PARENTING PLAN PART A Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  18. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  19. Comp-Litigant Awareness Filed Filed By: JEDIDIAH VANBUREN HASH
  20. Comp-Litigant Awareness Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  21. Property/Inc/Exp Stmnt Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  22. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  23. Certificate of Dissolution Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES
  24. Petition Filed - Domestic Rel Filed By: TABITHA LYNN JONES

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