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State of Minnesota District Court County of Judicial District: Court File Number: Case Type: Dissolution without Children In Re the Marriage of: Name of Petitioner (first, middle, last) Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order for Judgment, Judgment and Decree and Name of Respondent (first, middle, last) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A. This proceeding for dissolution of marriage came before the undersigned judge of district court on _____________________(date) at (location) in the State of Minnesota. Petitioner did did not appear. Respondent did did not appear. appeared as attorney for . B. Petitioner is NOT represented by an attorney OR Petitioner is represented by the following attorney: _____________________________ . C. Respondent is NOT represented by an attorney OR Respondent is represented by the following attorney: ___________________________ . D. Service of the Summons and Petition for Dissolution of Marriage : Respondent was personally served on ___________________________, ___________. OR Respondent signed an Admission of Service on ____________________, ___________. OR Respondent was served by alternate means as ordered by the court as follows: By mailing the Summons and Petition to Respondent at the address(es) stated in the Order for Service by Alternate Means on this date:________________________________ By publication of the Summons in _______________________________________ newspaper for 3 consecutive weeks, once each week, on the following 3 dates: ___________ __________________________________________________________________________ DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 1 of 29 E. Petitioner was served with an Answer and Counter-Petition : YES NO If YES, Petitioner was served with the Answer and Counter-Petition on __________________ Month Day Year F. Respondent did not respond, so Petitioner proceeded by default. (Note: If the parties reached an agreement, use the Stipulated Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order for Judgment, Judgment and Decree. ) Findings of Fact 1. Information about Petitioner Full Name: First Middle Last Address where you live: Street Address Apt. No. City County State Zip Code Mailing address: Same as above address OR Street Address Apt. No. City County State Zip Code Date of Birth: ________________________ Month Day Year List all of Petitioner’s former or other names or write “None”: First Middle Last First Middle Last Petitioner’s social security number is listed on Confidential Form 11.1 and submitted along with the Petition. DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 2 of 29 2. Information about Respondent Full Name: First Middle Last Address: Street Address Apt. No. ________________________________________________________________________ City County State Zip Code Respondent's address is unknown to Petitioner. Respondent’s Mailing address: Same as above address OR Street Address Apt. No. City County State Zip Code Respondent’s Date of Birth: ________________________ Month Day Year List all of Respondent’s former or other names or write “None”: First Middle Last First Middle Last DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 3 of 29 3. Our Marriage Petitioner and Respondent were married on: (month, day, year) , in the City of _____________________, County of ______________________________, State of __________________________, Country of . 4. 180 Day Requirement Petitioner has been living in Minnesota for the past six (6) months. YES NO Respondent has been living in Minnesota for the past six (6) months. YES NO U NKNOWN Petitioner and Respondent were married in Minnesota, but neither Petitioner nor Respondent reside in Minnesota, nor reside in a jurisdiction that will allow an action for dissolution because of the sex or sexual orientation of the Petitioner and Respondent. YES NO 5. Armed Forces 5 Is Petitioner an active duty member of the armed forces? YES NO If YES , has Petitioner been stationed in Minnesota for the past six (6) months? YES NO Is Respondent an active duty member of the armed forces? YES NO UNKNOWN If YES , has Respondent been stationed in Minnesota for the past (6) months? YES NO 6. Marriage Cannot be Saved There has been an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage relationship and the marriage between Petitioner and Respondent cannot be saved. DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 4 of 29 7. Physical Living Situation The Petitioner and Respondent live together at this time. YES NO If NO , the date of separation was: . Month Day Year If YES , Petitioner and Respondent are living together because: 8. Other Proceedings A separate court case for marriage dissolution, legal separation, or annulment has already been started by Petitioner or Respondent in Minnesota or elsewhere. YES NO If YES, the type of court case is: , and it was started in ________________________ County in the State of ____________________ and the Court file number is , and the status or outcome of the case is: Open Closed Unknown or 9. Protection or Harassment Order An Order for Protection or a Harassment/Restraining Order is in effect regarding Petitioner and Respondent? YES NO If YES: The Order protects: Petitioner Respondent and the Order was filed in County in State on date, and the Court file number is . 10. Children “ Minor” children are under age 18, or under age 20 but still in high school. a. Do Petitioner and Respondent have minor children together? YES NO b. Do Petitioner and Respondent have any adult dependent children who are not able to support themselves because of a physical or mental condition? YES NO DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 5 of 29 c. Has either Petitioner or Respondent given birth during the marriage to a child who is not a child of the other spouse? YES NO If you answered NO to c, skip to d. If YES, continue below: i. Fill in the information for all children during the marriage who are not biological children of both spouses. Full Name of Child Date of Birth Age Which Party is Birth Parent? ii. Is there a Court Order naming someone other than the spouse as the father of the child(ren) listed at i? YES NO If YES, fill in: Full Name of Child Date of Court Order County/State of Order Court Case No. iii. Have the spouse and biological Father signed a Minnesota Recognition of Parentage (ROP) for any of the children listed in (i) above? YES NO If YES , state the full name of the child: and submit a certified copy of the Recognition of Parentage, if not submitted with the Petition. iv. Has a “ Husband’s Non-Paternity Statement ” for any of the children listed at (i) above been signed? YES NO If YES , state the name of the child: and submit a certified copy of the “Husband’s Non-Paternity Statement,” if not submitted with the Petition. ( For each minor child listed at c.(i.) there should be a paternity court order OR the Recognition of Parentage and Non-Paternity Statement to use this Dissolution Without Children form.) d. Neither spouse is pregnant. YES NO (If either spouse is pregnant use Marriage Dissolution With Children form.) 11. Public Assistance/Medical Assistance DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 6 of 29 Note: If either party is receiving public assistance from the State of Minnesota or applies for it after this proceeding is started, the Petitioner should give notice of this marriage dissolution action to the Support and Collections office for the county paying the assistance. a. Petitioner receives public assistance from the State of Minnesota: YES NO If YES, the assistance is from _______________________County. (Check all that apply): MFIP Tribal TANF General Assistance Child Care Assistance Minnesota Care Medical Assistance b. Respondent receives public assistance from the State of Minnesota: YES NO UNKNOWN If YES, the assistance is from _______________________County. (Check all that apply): MFIP Tribal TANF General Assistance Child Care Assistance Minnesota Care Medical Assistance 12. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a Federal income supplement program. It is available to low-income people if they are over age 65, or blind, or disabled. a. Petitioner receives Supplemental Security Income: NO YES in the amount of $____________ per month. b. Respondent receives Supplemental Security Income: NO YES in the amount of $____________ per month, or UNKNOWN 13. Petitioner’s Employment a. Petitioner is employed. YES NO b. Petitioner is Self-Employed. YES NO c. Name and address of Petitioner’s employer. (If Petitioner has more than one job, list the Name and Address of each employer.) ________________________________________________________________________ Name of Petitioner’s Employer (If Self-Employed, list name and business address) DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 7 of 29 ________________________________________________________________________ Employer’s Street Address ________________________________________________________________________ City State Zip Code Name of Petitioner’s Employer (If Self-Employed, list name and business address) _______________________________________________________________________ Employer’s Street Address _____________________________________________________________________ City State Zip Code 14. Petitioner’s Gross Income The Income questions ask for monthly income. If you are paid weekly, multiply your weekly income by 4.33 to get monthly income. If you are paid every two weeks, multiply by 2.17 to get monthly income. If you are paid twice a month, multiply by 2. Source of Income Amount per month (or zero) before taxes and deductions Self Employment Income $________________ per month Calculate net monthly self employment revenues as follows: (Annual gross revenues minus annual ordinary and necessary business expenses) divided by 12=Net Monthly Revenue. Income from all jobs $________________per month Commissions from all jobs $________________per month Unemployment benefits $________________per month Social Security Retirement, Survivors or Disability Income $_______________ per month Investments or Rental Income $________________per month Annuity payments $________________per month Pension or Disability from work or military $________________per month Worker’s Compensation $________________per month Court-ordered spousal maintenance you receive $________________ per month Other ____________________ $________________per month Identify Source Total gross income $ _______________ per month DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 8 of 29 Petitioner receive child support payments. YES NO If YES, Petitioner receives child support payments from ____________________________(name(s) of payor(s)) in the total amount of $_________________per month. 15. Respondent’s Employment a. Respondent is employed. YES NO UNKNOWN b. Respondent is Self-Employed. YES NO UNKNOWN Name and address of Respondent’s employer. (If Respondent has more than one job, list the Name and Address of each employer.) ________________________________________________________________________ Name of Respondent’s Employer (If Self-Employed list name and business address) ________________________________________________________________________ Employer’s Street Address ________________________________________________________________________ City State Zip Code ________________________________________________________________________ Name of Respondent’s Employer (If Self-Employed list name and business address) ________________________________________________________________________ Employer’s Street Address City State Zip Code 16. Respondent’s Gross Income Petitioner has no information about Respondent’s income. OR Petitioner does not have detailed information about Respondent’s income, but has good reason to believe that Respondent’s pay is $____________per week month year, with bonuses, overtime or commissions in the additional amount of $__________________per week month year. This is Respondent’s Net Income (after DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 9 of 29 taxes and deductions) or Gross Income (before taxes and deductions.) OR Petitioner has detailed information about Respondent’s income. (If this is true, fll out the income information below.) The Income questions ask for monthly income. If Respondent is paid weekly, multiply weekly income by 4.33 to get monthly income. If Respondent is paid every two weeks, multiply by 2.17 to get monthly income. If paid twice a month, multiply by 2. Source of Income Amount per month (or zero) before taxes and deductions Self Employment Income $________________per month Calculate net monthly self employment revenues as follows: (Annual gross revenues minus annual ordinary and necessary business expenses) divided by 12=Net Monthly Revenue. Income from all jobs $________________per month Commissions from all jobs $________________per month Unemployment benefits $________________per month Social Security (SSDI or RSDI) $________________per month Investments or Rental Income $________________per month Annuity payments $________________per month Pension or Disability from work or military $________________per month Worker’s Compensation $________________per month Court-ordered spousal maintenance you receive $________________ per month Other ____________________ $________________per month Identify Source Total gross income $ _______________ per month Does Respondent receive child support payments? YES NO If YES, Respondent receives child support payments from ____________________________(name(s) of payor(s)) in the total amount of $_________________per month. 17. Health Care Coverage DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 10 of 29 a. Petitioner has insurance coverage through his/her employment. Medical: YES NO Dental: YES NO If YES, this medical insurance covers: Petitioner Respondent and this dental insurance covers: Petitioner Respondent b. Respondent has insurance coverage through his/her employment. Medical: YES NO UNKNOWN Dental: YES NO UNKNOWN If YES, this medical insurance covers: Petitioner Respondent and this dental insurance covers: Petitioner Respondent c. Petitioner receives Medical Assistance or Minnesota Care through the State of Minnesota. YES NO d. Respondent receives Medical Assistance or Minnesota Care through the State of Minnesota. YES NO UNKNOWN 18. Spousal Maintenance Spousal Maintenance is money paid by one spouse to the other for living expenses. Check only one box: Petitioner and Respondent can each pay their own living expenses and do not need spousal maintenance at this time, or in the future. Petitioner or Respondent may need spousal maintenance in the future. The court should reserve maintenance to allow either party to ask for spousal maintenance in the future because: (explain why you want to do this) DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 11 of 29 Petitioner needs spousal maintenance from Respondent now. Petitioner is _______ years of age. Petitioner and Respondent have been married for _________ years. Petitioner has the following education: ________________________________________. Petitioner’s gross monthly income totals $__________________. Petitioner’s monthly expenses total $______________ and Petitioner is not able to maintain the standard of living established during the marriage because: . Respondent has the ability to pay Petitioner $_____________per month for spousal maintenance. Respondent needs spousal maintenance from Petitioner now. Respondent is __________ years of age. Petitioner and Respondent have been married for _________ years. Respondent has the following education:_________________________________. Respondent’s gross monthly income totals $______________. Respondent’s monthly expenses total $________________, and Respondent is not able to maintain the standard of living established during the marriage because: _______________________________ Petitioner has the ability to pay Respondent $_____________per month for spousal maintenance. 19. Vehicles Vehicles are cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, snowmobiles, personal watercraft, all terrain vehicles etc. owned by Petitioner and Respondent together or separately, including vehicles purchased after separation: Petitioner owns a vehicle. YES NO Respondent own a vehicle. YES NO UNKNOWN List all vehicles owned by Petitioner and Respondent together or separately: Type of Vehicle (car, boat, truck etc.) Year/Make/ Model Name(s) on Title Value Balance Owed Monthly Payment $ $ $ $ $ $ DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 12 of 29 $ $ $ $ $ $ 20. Marital Property Marital property means almost anything that you or your spouse now own that was received or bought during the marriage, even during the times you were separated. Marital Property includes household goods, furniture, jewelry, boats, real estate and other things. Marital property does not include a gift or inheritance received by one spouse alone . The marital property been divided between Petitioner and Respondent already, to Petitioner’s satisfaction. YES NO If NO , Petitioner requests the following marital property: 21. Non-Marital Property Non-marital property means: (1) anything that you or your spouse owned before the marriage; (2) anything that you or your spouse received as a gift, bequest, devise, or inheritance, to you or your spouse alone ; (3) anything that you or your spouse got in trade or in exchange for your non-marital property; (4) anything that is an increase in the value of non-marital property; (5) anything you or your spouse received after the valuation date set by the court; or (6) anything defined as non-marital property by a valid antenuptial contract. a. Petitioner has non-marital property. YES NO If YES, list Petitioner’s non-marital property: b. Respondent has non-marital property. YES NO UNKNOWN If YES, list Respondent’s non-marital property: DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 13 of 29 22. Cash & Accounts – Not including Pension and Employer-Funded Retirement Accounts Petitioner has money in banks, savings, cash or investments. YES NO Respondent has money in banks, savings, cash or investments. YES NO UNKNOWN If YES, a. List all accounts owned by you alone, your spouse alone, or owned by both of you jointly including those opened after separation. “Type of account” means checking, savings, money market accounts, certificates of deposit, stocks, bonds, stock options, mutual funds, savings bonds, and Treasury Bills, etc. Use Confidential Information Form 11.1 (CON111) to list Financial Institution name, account holder name(s), and account numbers. Do not include Pension or Employer-Funded Retirement Accounts, which are listed at #26. Financial Institution Type of Account Amount Belongs to: (name on account) $ $ $ $ $ $ b . List cash not listed at a.: Petitioner has cash in the amount of $ . Respondent has cash in the amount of $ OR UNKNOWN 23. B usiness Interest DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 14 of 29 Petitioner has an interest in a business. YES NO Respondent had an interest in a business. YES NO UNKNOWN If YES, the name of the business is ____________________________, the address is ________________________________________________________________________ _______and the value is $________________. I arrived at this value as follows: 24. Manufactured Home Petitioner owns a manufactured home. YES NO Respondent owns a manufactured home. YES NO UNKNOWN If either Petitioner or Respondent own a manufactured home, together or separately, complete the following information: a. Address of the manufactured home: in the city of , state of b. What type of home is it? (single, double-wide etc.) c. Whose name(s) is on the title? d. When was the home purchased? e. What was the purchase price? $ f. What is the current values of the home? $ g. How did you arrive at that amount as the current value? h. How much money is still owed on the home? $ DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 15 of 29 i. If money is owed on the home, who is the money owed to? j. Do you own the land the home sits on, or do you rent a lot? Rent Own Note: If you own the lot, you must list the land at Paragraph 25. 25. Real Property - Land, Buildings, Contracts for Deed All real property now owned by Petitioner or Respondent together or separately must be listed. Include real property acquired before the marriage, during the marriage, and after separation. a. Petitioner and Respondent jointly own real property. YES NO b. Petitioner owns real property solely in his/her own name or with someone other than Respondent. YES NO c. Respondent owns real property solely in his/her own name or with someone other than Petitioner. YES NO UNKNOWN d. How many properties are owned by you and your spouse in total? None One Two Three _______ If you or your spouse own real property, separately or together, complete the following information about the property. If there is more than one piece of real property, photocopy and complete a Real Property Information page for each piece of property. Staple the additional sheets to the Stipulated Findings of Fact and label each sheet "Attachment to Stipulated Findings of Fact of ____________________(your names)" Real Property Information 1. Real Estate belongs to: (List full names of all owners DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 16 of 29 2. Legal Description is: (The full legal description must be included. Copy the legal description from the deed. Do not use the property tax statement legal description. If the legal description is long, you may use an attachment. Type or print neatly.) ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ 3. Street Address of the real property is: City______________________________________State______________Zip The property is in_____________________________________County. 4. Purchase date_________________(month , day, year) and purchase price:$ 5. Mortgages or loans: (List all mortgages and loans on the property) There are no mortgages or loans on this property. 1 st Mortgage: Amount currently owed $ and name of lender 2 nd Mortgage: Amount currently owed $ and name of lender Other mortgages or loans : 6. Current Market Value of this property: $ How did you arrive at this value? 7. This property is the homestead: _______Yes _________No 26. Retirement Plans a. Petitioner has a retirement account. (IRA, 401(k), 403(b) or other) YES NO If YES: The name of the Financial Institution, account holder name(s), and account number is listed on Confidential Information Form 11.1 (CON111). DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 17 of 29 The current balance is: $ b. Petitioner , or Petitioner’s past or present employer, union, or other group, paid money into a pension, profit sharing, or other retirement plan for Petitioner. YES NO If YES: i. The name of the plan is:______________________________________________ ii. The employer, union or group providing the plan is: iii. The date Petitioner began working at the job or joined the union or group plan is: iv. The type of plan is: (e.g. defined benefit, defined contribution) v. The present value of the pension or plan is: c. Respondent has a retirement account. (IRA, 401(k), 403(b) or other) YES NO UNKNOWN If YES: The name of the Financial Institution, account holder name(s), and account number is listed on Confidential Information Form 11.1 (CON111). The current balance is: $ d. Respondent , or Respondent’s past or present employer, union, or other group, paid money into a pension, profit sharing, or other retirement plan for Respondent. YES NO UNKNOWN If YES , and it is a Pension, Profit-Sharing, or other Retirement Plan: DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 18 of 29 i. The name of the plan is: ii. The employer, union or group providing the plan is: iii. The date Respondent began working at the job or joined the union or group plan is: iv. The type of plan is: ( e.g. defined benefit, defined contribution) v. The present value of the pension or plan is: 27. Debts Petitioner has debts. YES NO Respondent has debts. YES NO UNKNOWN If YES, list debts in your name, your spouse’s name and in both names jointly. Include unpaid debts from before the marriage date, during the marriage, and after separation. Fill in all information completely and attach another sheet of paper if necessary. Money is owed to: Money was used for: Whose Name is on the Account and When was the Debt Incurred? Name Date Balance Owed Monthly Payment $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 19 of 29 $ $ $ $ $ $ Total Debt $ $ 28. Name Change a. Neither person wants to change his/her name. b. Petitioner Respondent want to change his/her name to: ( full name, not initials) first middle last This name change request is made with no intent to defraud or mislead anyone: True False. The person requesting the name change has been convicted of a felony: YES NO If YES: i. Notice of this request for name change has been given to the proper authority as required by Minn.Stat.§259.13. (IMPORTANT NOTICE: If you are a convicted felon and you request a name change without following the requirements of Minn. Stat § 259.13, using the new last name after your divorce is a gross misdemeanor.) ii. An Affidavit of Service of the Notice marked Exhibit “A” has been submitted along with this Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, Order for Judgment, Judgment and Decree. 29. Other Findings DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 20 of 29 BASED UPON THE ABOVE INFORMATION, the Court makes the following: CONCLUSIONS OF LAW 1. The bonds of matrimony between Petitioner and Respondent are dissolved, so they are single and not married. 2. Health Care Coverage for the Parties a. Each party to provide for his or her own medical dental insurance. b. ____________________________(full name) shall provide medical dental insurance for ______________________________________________ (full name) c. Allowing____________________________(full name), at his/her own expense, to continue the dependent coverage available under the other party’s insurance plan, pursuant to federal and state statutes. d. Reserving the issue of medical and dental insurance for the parties. 3. Spousal Maintenance a. Neither party is awarded spousal maintenance. b. Maintenance is reserved because: Either party can ask the court to order the payment of spousal maintenance in the future by filing a Motion stating a change in circumstances. DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 21 of 29 c. Petitioner Respondent shall pay permanent spousal maintenance to the other party in the amount of $ per month starting on (date): . Any past due amounts are still owed. d. Petitioner Respondent shall pay temporary spousal maintenance to the other party in the amount of $ per month starting on (date): and ending: . Any past due amounts are still owed. The monthly amount of permanent or temporary spousal maintenance shall be: subject to income withholding from the payor’s income, regardless of source, by his or her employer, trustee, or other payor of funds and mailed to: Minnesota Child Support Payment Center, P.O. Box 64326, St. Paul, MN 55164-0326. If the person paying spousal support is self-employed, send payments to Minnesota Child Support Payment Center, P.O. Box 64306, St. Paul, MN 55164-0306. To start income withholding, Petitioner or Respondent must apply for income withholding at the Child Support Office in their county. Until income withholding starts, the person owing maintenance shall pay the amount directly to the spouse receiving it. OR Maintenance shall be paid directly by the spouse owing the maintenance to the spouse receiving it, payable on the ____________________day of each month. 4. Vehicles Awarding the vehicles as follows and ordering the party receiving the vehicles to pay for any loans or insurance for such vehicle: Year / Make / Model Awarded to: DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 22 of 29 5. Marital Property The parties’ marital property, household goods, furniture and furnishings are awarded: a. As currently divided OR b. As follows (add pages if necessary): To Petitioner: To Respondent: 6. Non-Marital Property The parties’ non-marital property is awarded: a. As currently divided OR b. As follows (add pages if necessary): To Petitioner: To Respondent: 7. Cash and Accounts a. Awarding the savings and investments as follows: Institution Type of Account Amount Awarded to $ $ $ $ $ $ DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 23 of 29 b. Awarding any cash not included in a. above to the party who currently has the cash OR Awarding the cash as follows: 8. Business None OR Awarding the parties’ business as follows: 9 . Manufactured Home None OR Awarding the manufactured home located at : street address city state to Petitioner Respondent. The debt on the manufactured home owed to: ____ shall be paid by Petitioner Respondent. 10. Real Property None OR Awarding solely to Petitioner Respondent all right, title, and interest of the parties in the real property located at: Street address____________________________________________________________ in the City of , County of ___________________, State of , which has the following legal description: with the following mortgages and loans to be paid, after the divorce is final, by Petitioner Respondent: DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 24 of 29 1 st Mortgage: Amount currently owed: $ and name of lender: 2 nd Mortgage: Amount currently owed: $ and name of lender: and subject to the following liens or other agreements: A lien in favor of Petitioner Respondent in the amount of $ Other request regarding the property: (describe the request fully) 11. Additional Real Property None OR Awarding solely to Petitioner Respondent all right, title, and interest of the parties in the real property located at: Street address____________________________________________________________ in the City of , County of ___________________, State of , which has the following legal description: with the following mortgages and loans to be paid, after the divorce is final, by Petitioner Respondent: 1 st Mortgage: Amount currently owed: $ and name of lender: 2 nd Mortgage: Amount currently owed: $ and name of lender: DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 25 of 29 and subject to the following liens or other agreements: A lien in favor of Petitioner Respondent in the amount of $ Other request regarding the property: (describe the request fully) 12. Retirement Funds a. Awarding Petitioner’s pension, profit sharing, retirement plan, I.R.A., or 401(k) or other retirement fund as follows: Petitioner has no retirement funds OR 100% to Petitioner OR Dividing Petitioner’s retirement benefits fairly and equitably between the parties as follows: b. Awarding Respondent’s pension, profit sharing, retirement plan, I.R.A., or 401(k) or other retirement fund as follows: Respondent has no retirement funds OR 100% to Respondent OR Dividing Respondent’s retirement benefits fairly and equitably between the parties as follows: 13. Debts a. Dividing the debts as follows and ordering each party to hold the other harmless from any responsibility for the debts so divided. Include all debts listed at #27 above. DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 26 of 29 Debt Owed To: To Be Paid By: b. Ordering that each party is solely responsible for paying any other debts incurred solely by him or her and ordering each party to hold the other harmless from any responsibility for such separately incurred debts. 14. Name Change Neither party is requesting a name change. OR Changing Petitioner’s name to: First Middle Last Changing Respondent’s name to: First Middle Last 15. Other : 16. Other : DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 27 of 29 17. Each party shall execute any and all documents necessary to transfer real and personal property as awarded herein without further order of the Court. Should either party fail to execute the necessary documents, a certified copy of the Judgment and Decree shall operate to transfer title as awarded. 18. Petitioner shall personally serve Respondent with a copy of the Judgment and Decree by having a third party (the server), age 18 or older, hand a copy of the Judgment and Decree to Respondent. The server’s Affidavit of Service , filed with the Court by Petitioner, will be proof of service. NOTICE: APPENDIX A SHALL BE INCORPORATED AND MADE A PART OF THE JUDGMENT AND DECREE. Appendix A contains provisions regarding Payments to Public Agency, Minnesota Statutes § 518A.50; Depriving Another of Custodial or Parental Rights--A Felony, Minnesota Statutes § 609.26; Rules of Support, Maintenance, Parenting Time; Parental Rights from Minnesota Statutes § 518.17, subdivision 3; Wage and Income Deduction of Support and Maintenance, Minnesota Statutes § 518A.53; Change of Address or Residence; Cost of Living Increase of Support and Maintenance pursuant to Minnesota Statutes § 518A.75; Judgments for Unpaid Support pursuant to Minnesota Statutes § 548.091; Judgments for Unpaid Maintenance pursuant to Minnesota Statutes §548.091; Medical Insurance and Expenses pursuant to Minnesota Statutes § 518A.41; and Minnesota Statutes § 259.115 regarding criminal penalties for failure to comply with felon name change law. ORDER FOR JUDGMENT LET JUDGMENT BE ENTERED IMMEDIATELY. The foregoing facts were found BY THE COURT by me after due hearing and the Order thereon is recommended. District Court Referee Judge of District Court Dated:_____________________ Dated:______________________________ DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.gov/forms Page 28 of 29 JUDGMENT I certify the above Conclusions of Law are the Judgment of the Court and Judgment is hereby entered. ___________________________________________ Court Administrator Deputy Dated: DIV407 State ENG Rev 08/14 www.mncourts.go

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