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[sic] responsible manner is problematic and highly
unlikely in view of past history.
* * * * * * *
17. [Petitioner] is a retired military officer with 23
years total commissioned active duty. His military
retirement is an asset of the marital estate. * * *
[Ms. Warriner] has no retirement fund. As a
consequence of the waste of marital assets,
specifically the loss of accumulated investment
property and the marital home, and considering the
unlikely cooperation of * * * [petitioner] to repay * *
* [Ms. Warriner] her losses, and the overall division
of property in this case, this Court therefore makes an
equitable division of the military retirement as
follows:
a. Based upon the current amounts of annual and
monthly military retirement pay, and for the next 15
years, * * * [Ms. Warriner] shall receive a total
63.31% of the current military retirement as her
equitable division of the marital property. At present
known monthly rates, this amount equals $2,065.17 per
month. This amount includes the 13.04% division of the
pension ordered in Temporary Orders; this amount
continus [sic] indefinitely. The addtional [sic]
50.27% represents the dollar amount of property
settlement owed [to] * * * [Ms. Warriner] by * * *
[petitioner], amortized over 15 years at the statutory
rate of 8% interest, an amount she is entitled by law.
b. Payments should be made monthly directly to *
* * [Ms. Warriner]. The Court orders a Wage Assignment
or Garnishment or any other instrument required by the
Cleveland Military Pay Center to execute this Order.
c. At the termination of 15 years of payment at
the above noted rate, or 180 monthly payments, the
percent of military retirement awarded to * * * [Ms.
Warriner] changes to 13.04%.
* * * * * * *
f. If possible and pursuant to the rules and laws
governing the Cleveland Military Pay Center, this
division of military retirement is Ordered to be
apportioned into a separate account on behalf of * * *
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