- 3 - parties in the pleadings or otherwise, the following facts: that the parties are sui juris and neither is incarcerated, that the defendant is a member of the Armed Forces of the United States and is represented by counsel; that the parties were lawfully married in New Melle, Missouri, on July 11, 1970; that there were two children born of this marriage * * * ; that the complainant was both domiciled in Virginia and an actual good faith resident of Virginia on the date that this suit was instituted and for more than six months next preceding said date; * * * that this Court has jurisdiction over the subject matter; that the venue is proper; that the written stipulation between the parties should be affirmed by the Court and incorporated in this decree by reference; and that the report of said Commissioner should be confirmed in its entirety. WHEREFORE the Court doth ADJUDGE, ORDER and DECREE that * * * the defendant be, and he is herewith, divorced from the complainant from the bonds of matrimony * * * * * * * * * * The Court doth further ADJUDGE, ORDER and DECREE that the complainant and the defendant both be denied spousal support. The referenced stipulation (the stipulation) provides in relevant part as follows: 21. The husband covenants and agrees that upon his retirement from the United States Navy, he will immediately take whatever steps are necessary to provide for the wife thirty-seven and 50/100 (37.50) percent of his retirement funds, in allotment form, to be paid to her on a monthly basis at the same time he receives his sixty-two and 50/100 (62.50) percent portion thereof. He further covenants to participate in the Survivor Benefit Plan in order for the wife to be entitled to her thirty-seven and 50/100 (37.50) percent share of his retirement until such time as she dies. The retirement payments to wife shall continue until her death notwithstanding the death of the husband.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next
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