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C. In the course of the marriage, Beverly ac-
quired by gift or inheritance certain personal property
including but not limited [to] cash or cash equivalents
and securities. Ronald acknowledges and agrees that
said property has been and will continue to be the sole
and absolute property of Beverly.
* * * * * * *
6. Mutual Release and Discharge of General
Claims. Except as otherwise expressly set forth here-
in, each party hereby remises, releases, and forever
discharges the other from all causes of action, claims,
rights, and demands whatsoever, in law or in equity,
known or unknown, past, present, or future, which
either of the parties hereto ever had, or now, or
hereafter may have, against the other, * * *
7. Responsibility for Debts. * * * Ronald hereby
acknowledges and agrees that Beverly paid the sum of
$5,000.00 on June 30, 1992 to Chemical Bank as and for
a partial payment on a debt of approximately $24,000.00
which is the sole and absolute responsibility of Ron-
ald. In consideration thereof, Ronald agrees to indem-
nify and repay Beverly the $5,000.00 debt payment plus
$500.00 for her expenses in settling the litigation
thereon. Said payment of $5,500.00 shall be made in
eighteen installments of $300.00 per month and a final
payment of $100.00 commencing Oct. 15, 1992 and lasting
through March 15, 1994. Said payments shall be by
check or money order and mailed to Beverly by the 15th
day of each month.
A handwritten addition by Mr. Gordon to paragraph 7 of the
separation agreement that was initialed by Ms. Gordon stated:
"This paragraph is based on the premise that I remain gainfully
employed." Mr. Gordon paid a total of only $1,800 to Ms. Gordon
sometime around 1992 pursuant to paragraph 7 of the separation
agreement.
The separation agreement did not provide for any spousal
support payments to be made by Mr. Gordon to Ms. Gordon because
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