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Petition For Dissolution Of Marriage Domestic Partnership Domestic Relations Case Subject To Fee - Oregon
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF ___________________ In the Matter of the Marriage of: ________________________________, Petitioner, and ________________________________, Respondent. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Case No. ______________________ PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE/ DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIP DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASE SUBJECT TO FEE UNDER ORS 21.111 CLAIM SUBJECT NOT SUBJECT TO MANDATORY ARBITRATION . Place of marriage: (County, State) 1. Date of marriage: 2. Irreconcilable differences between the parties have caused the irremediable breakdown of their marriage/domestic partnership. Certificate of Residency. I certify that one or both of the parties to this case currently live in the county in which this petition is being filed. Spouses Only: Petitioner Respondent has/have been a resident of and domiciled in the state of Oregon continuously for six months immediately prior to the filing of the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Domestic Partnership Only: One or both of the parties to this case currently live in the county where this petition has been filed, or neither party currently resides in Oregon but the petition has been filed in the county where Petitioner or Respondent last resided. 3. 4. No other domestic relations suit or support proceeding involving this marriage/domestic partnership is pending in this or any other state. There are no children under the age of 18 to this marriage, OR no child of this marriage/partnership is age 18 to 21 and a "child attending school" as defined in ORS 107.108. By filing this petition, I acknowledge that I am bound by the terms of the statutory restraining order prohibiting either party from disposing of marital assets, a copy of which I have received and read, and understand that this restraining order is effective immediately upon service of this petition and the summons upon the Respondent. 5. 6. /// /// /// PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION Page 1 of 5 Disso No Children -1C: Petition-1C-Ver10.doc (1/11) American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com 7. Spousal Support and Life Insurance. No spousal support or life insurance claims are made in this case (skip the rest of paragraph 7). A. Spousal Support. Support should be paid by Petitioner to Respondent Respondent to Petitioner: In the amount of $ per month for the following period of time: , or In the amount of $ by (date), or In an amount to be determined before trial or entry of judgment. List reason(s) support should be paid: The support shall be called (check one or more): transitional compensatory spousal maintenance based on consideration of the following factors (list): Payments should be made on the first day of each month beginning the month following the date the judgment is signed by a judge. All payments of spousal support should be made directly into 's checking or savings account. A receipt of deposit should be kept by the paying spouse as proof of payment. The spouse receiving support should provide the paying spouse with current deposit slips and/or bank name, account name, and account number. Spousal support payments are taxable to the obligee spouse and deductible to the obligor spouse. All payments terminate upon the death of either party. 8. Life Insurance. Petitioner Respondent should buy and maintain life insurance for the benefit of Husband Wife throughout the period of the spousal support obligation, in the amount of $ 9. state. Petitioner Respondent has/have an interest in real property located at the address of: This property should be distributed: equitably, or as follows: Real Property. Neither Petitioner nor Respondent has any interest in any real property located in this or any other The legal description of the real property is attached as Exhibit and incorporated in this petition. Distribution of this property is not within the jurisdiction of this court. /// PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION Page 2 of 5 Disso No Children 1C: Petition-1C-Ver10.doc.doc (1/11) American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Personal Property (including motor vehicles). The Petitioner and Respondent have divided between them all personal effects, household goods, and other personal property they own separately or together, and neither should claim those items now in possession of the other. The Petitioner should be awarded: an equitable distribution of the parties' personal property, or the following personal property: 10. The Petitioner should be awarded his/her retirement benefits, pension plan, profit-sharing plan, deferred-compensation plan, and /or stock option plan held by Petitioner's employer, free of any interest in the Respondent. The Respondent should be awarded: an equitable distribution of the parties' personal property, or the following personal property: The Respondent should be awarded his/her retirement benefits, pension plan, profit-sharing plan, deferred-compensation plan, and/or stock option plan held by Respondent's employer, free of any interest in the Petitioner. Additional page attached; see section labeled "paragraph 10 continued." 11. Distribution of Debts. There are no outstanding debts of this marriage/domestic partnership. The debts should be paid as follows: Name of Creditor (who debt is owed to) What debt is for Amount Who should pay (Petitioner or Respondent) Additional page attached, labeled, "paragraph 11 continued". Each spouse/partner should be responsible for the payment of all debts incurred by him/her individually since the date of their separation; all debts which are distributed to him/her by the court; and all debts which are secured by property distributed to that spouse/partner. Also, if any creditor asks the spouse/partner not responsible for a debt to pay all or a portion of it, and he or she does so, the spouse/partner responsible for that debt should reimburse the other spouse/partner for any monies he/she paid to the creditor after the date of the judgment. Transfer of Debts and Property. Within 30 days of the date of judgment, each party should execute, acknowledge, and deliver whatever documents are necessary to accomplish the distribution of debts and property ordered by the court. The judgment should operate to convey title to the spouse awarded the property if the other spouse fails to comply with this requirement. /// PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION Page 3 of 5 Disso No Children 1C: Petition-1C-Ver10.doc.doc (1/11) American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com 12. 13. Former Name. ________________________
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