Loretta Gunderson v. Jay Gunderson, Sr. (2013)

MEMORANDUM OF DECISION

The court, after listening to the parties and reviewing all of the evidence, finds that residence requirements have been satisfied and neither party has been the recipient of public assistance.   All pertinent criteria outlined in Chapter 815 of the General Statutes as well as applicable case law were considered by the court in the entry of the following orders.

ORDERS

DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

The marriage is dissolved on the grounds of an irretrievable breakdown.

MEDICAL INSURANCE

Each party shall be responsible for the cost of their own medical insurance and un-reimbursed expenses.

REAL ESTATE

The Wife shall retain her interest in the real property located at 1002 Heritage Village, Southbury, Connecticut free and clear of any claim by the Husband.

ALIMONY

No alimony is awarded to either party.

PERSONAL PROPERTY

Each party shall retain the personal property, motor vehicles and bank accounts in their respective possession and control without claim from the other.

RETIREMENT ASSETS

The Wife shall rollover to an IRA to be established by the Husband the sum of $30,000 from her Allianz Life Insurance IRA. The intent of this order is that it be a tax-free transfer.   The court shall retain jurisdiction until the transfer has been completed.

LIABILITIES

Each party shall be solely responsible for the liabilities shown on their financial affidavits and shall save the other harmless from any and all claims regarding same.

COUNSEL FEES

Each party shall pay their own counsel fees.

MISCELLANEOUS

Each party shall sign any necessary documents to effectuate the orders contained herein.

Plaintiff's counsel shall prepare the judgment file, have it certified by defendant's counsel, and file it with the court within 30 days.

CUTSUMPAS, J.T.R.

Cutsumpas, Lloyd, J.T.R.