- 3 - two children, and Mr. Simon was designated possessory conservator.3 Mr. Simon was required, in the divorce decree, to pay to petitioner $50 per month for each child until each child attained 18 years of age. There was no provision in the decree requiring Mr. Simon to pay alimony to petitioner. With regard to Mr. Simon's military retirement benefits, the divorce decree provided: Petitioner, MARY ANN SIMON, is awarded the following property as her separate property and estate: * * * * * * * 6. A � interest in and to the right, title and interest of Respondent's U.S. Air Force Retirement Pension after deduction of the Survivor's Benefit Payment and U.S. Income tax based on two deductions, said amount currently being $564.73, and a � interest in and to any future increases in said Retirement Pension. * * * * * * * Respondent, ROBERT V. SIMON, is awarded the following property: * * * * * * * 5. A � interest in and to the right, title and interest of his U.S. Air Force Retirement Pension after deduction of the Survivor's Benefit Payment and U.S. Income Tax based on two deductions and a � interest in and to any future increases in said Retirement Pension. 3 From the general references to these conservatory designations in the divorce decree, the Court surmises that, for all practical purposes, petitioner had legal custody of the two children in the traditional sense.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next
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