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Jackson, OH
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO JUN 2 § 2073
DOMESTIC DIVISION
SETH ft. MICHAEL, CLERK
DEPUTY
IN THE MATTER OF:
Case No. 2? £6 006%
DEBORAH PICKRON
1049 Frederick Dr.
Xenia, Ohio 45385 Judge
and
JAMES PICKRON DECREE OF DISSOLUTION
209 Woodstone Dr. E FINAL APPEALABLE ORDER
Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219
Petitioners
This cause came on for hearing in on this 12 thay of Tvane . 2023,
upon the petition of the parties.
The Court finds that Petitioner DEBORAH PICKRON was a resident of the State of
Ohio for a period of more than six months and consented to the jurisdiction of this Court
by waiver at the filing of the Petition herein, and that service thereof was waived by
both parties as provided in the Civil Rules, that the matter was set for hearing not less
than thirty (30)days after the filing of the Petition, (Petitioner DEBORAH PICKRON being
represented by counsel and Petitioner JAMES PICKRON being unrepresented by
counsel, having waived the right to counsel and that both parties appeared before the
Court at said hearing.)
The Court finds that the parties were married in Hamilton, Ohio on March 15,
2001, and that they have no minor children born issue of their marriage.
The Court further finds that both Petitioners have acknowledged, under oath,
that they voluntarily entered into the Separation Agreement that provides for the
division of marital property and the support and maintenance of each of them which
has been appended to the Petition, that they understand the terms of the Agreement,
that the facts set forth in the Petition are true, that the Agreement is acceptable to
them, and that they seek a dissolution of their marriage. by reason thereof, they are
entitled to a decree of dissolution of their marriage.
The Court finds that the parties appeared in open Court on fhis date and
acknowledged that they had entered into the Separation Agreement that was filed
with the Petition herein, that it was their free and voluntary act, that they have
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reaffirmed the Agreement and Petition, that there had been full disclosure of all marital
assets, and that such Agreement is full, fair, and equitable.
It is therefore ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that:
] This dissolution of marriage shall be granted to the Petitioners and that the
marriage relationship heretofore existing between the Petitioners be, and the same
hereby is, dissolved and held for naught, and that both parties are hereby released
from all obligations thereof.
2 That the aforementioned Separation Agreement, and the same hereby is,
made a part of the Court's Order and a part of the Decree of Dissolution of Marriage as
if fully rewritten herein.
3 That neither party shall pay spousal support to the other. This provision is
not subject to the Court's continuing jurisdiction and, therefore, is not modifiable or
reviewable by the Court.
4 That all personal property has been divided and exchanged.
5 That all bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and life insurance policies have
been divided.
6. The standard notices required by statute are listed in the separation
agreement and are incorporated herein by reference.
7 That Wife's maiden name shall be restored to: Deborah Eversole.
8 Casts paid.
The parties are ordered to carry out the provisions of the Separation Agreement.
ITIS SO ORDERED
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Attorney for Wife
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO
DOMESTIC DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF:
Case No. 230Tonsy
DEBORAH PICKRON
1049 Frederick Dr.
Xenia, Ohio 45385 Judge
and
JAMES PICKRON
209 Woodstone Dr. E
Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219
Petitioners
SEPARATION AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between DEBORAH PICKRON
(hereinafter referred to as “Wife"), and JAMES PICKRON (hereinafter referred to as
“Husband").
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, the parties hereto are husband and wife, having been married in
Hamilton, Ohio on March 15, 2001 and have no minor children born from their marriage.
WHEREAS, irreconcilable differences have arisen between the parties, rendering
it impracticable for them to live together, and said parties have separated and are
living separate and apart, and intend to continue to live separate and apart: and
WHEREAS, the parties desire to settle their differences and property rights arising
out of their marital relationship, including, but not limited to property settlement, division
of property, dower, curtesy, descent and distribution, payment of debts and taxes; and
WHEREAS, DEBORAH PICKRON has been independently advised by counsel of
her rights, duties and JAMES PICKRON having been advised of his right to representation
has declined the same.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants herein
contained, it is hereby agreed by and between the parties as follows:
1, LIVING SEPARATE AND APART
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Each party shall hereinafter continue to live separate and apart from the other
and shall not interfere with the other party's right to quiet enjoyment and peaceful
living. Neither party will molest, harass, disturb, torment, interfere with or annoy the other
in any manner, directly or indirectly, at home, place of employment or anywhere.
2. SPOUSAL SUPPORT
Neither party shall pay spousal support to the other. The parties understand that
this provision is not subject to the Court's continuing jurisdiction and, therefore, is not
modifiable or reviewable by the Court.
3. DIVISION OF PROPERTY
A Real Estate
There is no real estate subject to the marriage.
B Household Furnishings.
As a division of all personally, household furnishings, furniture and other personal
effects, the parties have agreed to and have divided all household goods and other
chattel property to their mutual satisfaction. In the event that either party bequeaths
anything to the other party, both Husband and Wife wish for that to be honored.
Cc Vehicles.
There are no vehicles subject to the marriage.
D Funds on Deposit.
Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all
ownership interest that either has in his/her respective bank accounts, free and clear
from any claim of the other.
E Stocks and Bonds.
Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all
ownership interest that either has titled in his/her respective names for stocks and
bonds.
F Retirement Benefits.
Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all
ownership interest that either has in his/her respective retirement accounts.
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G Life Insurance.
Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all
ownership interest that either has in his/her respective life insurance accounts.
H Taxes
The parties shall file separate income tax returns for tax year 2023.
4. LIABILITIES
A. Save and except for the debts referred to herein, each party warrants to the
other that no other debts have been incurred by one party on the credit of the other:
each party shall be responsible for debts incurred by him or her on or after May 1, 2022
each party shall hold the other party harmless from any liability thereon. Neither party
will henceforth incur any obligation or incur any indebtedness upon the credit of the
other.
B. Each party warrants that they have made full disclosure of all debts or liabilities
incurred upon the obligation of the other. Each party shall be responsible for debts
incurred in their sole name.
5. HEALTH INSURANCE
Each party shail be responsible for providing his/her health insurance.
6. ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COURT COSTS
Each party shall be responsible for his/her attorney's fees, and wife shall pay all
court costs incurred in connection therewith, anticipating that the parties file a petition
for dissolution of their marriage.
7. INCORPORATION INTO DECREE
The parties agree that while this Separation Agreement shall be incorporated
into the Decree of Dissolution or if that is dismissed or withdrawn, into the Decree of
Divorce, it shall not be merged into said Decree but shall continue to survive
independently, regardless of whether or not such a Decree is entered, and regardless
of whether or not the Petition for Dissolution is either withdrawn or dismissed.
8. MUTUAL RELEASE
Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, each party does hereby forever
release, relinquish and discharge the other from all claims, rights and duties arising or
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growing out of the marital relationship. The parties mutually agree that each may freely
sell or otherwise dispose of his or her property by gift, deed or Last Will and Testament.
Each party does hereby release and relinquish to the other and is by those presents
barred from any and all rights or claims by way of dower, curtesy, homestead,
inheritance, descent, distrioution, allowance for 12 months’ support, right to remain in
the mansion house, right to serve as administrator, right to elect to take against the
other's wil, whether heretofore or hereafter made, right to select property in the estate
of the deceased spouse exempt from administration, right to purchase property from
the estate of the deceased spouse, and all rights or claims as widow, widower, heir,
disiributee, survivor, or next of-kin, and all rights or claims whatsoever, in or to the estate
of the other, whether real or personal, and whether now owned or hereafter to be
acquired, which may, in any manner, arise or accrue by virtue of marriage, except as
such claims may arise under this Agreement.
9. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The parties warrant that they have fully disclosed their personal and financial
situation and have effected, to their mutual satisfaction, division of all property, real
and personal, of whatever kind or description, known to them and wheresoever
situated. The parties each agree to execute, as soon as possible, all instruments and
documents to effectuate the terms of this Agreement.
It is mutually agreed by and between the parties that each has relied upon the
statements made and information provided by the other in determining respective
equity rights in this Agreement. This Agreement is dependent upon the accuracy and
completeness of this information as it relates to their financial affairs and ownership
rights in all property, real and personal.
Each party fully understands all of the terms set forth in this Agreement and that
all the terms of this Agreement represent and constitute the entire understanding
between the parties, and that each has read this Agreement and finds the same to be
in accordance with his or her understanding, and that each does hereby voluntarily
execute this Agreement with the understanding that it shall be final and binding upon
both parties, their heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, beneficiaries, administrators,
representatives and assigns.
WHEREOF, the parties have affixed their signatures on this Separation Agreement
on the day and year first above written.
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signing of the instrument to be her voluntary act and deed
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last above mentioned.
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signing of the instrument to be his voluntary act and deed.
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FILED Common Pleas Court Jackson, OH IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO JUN 2 § 2073 DOMESTIC DIVISION SETH ft. MICHAEL, CLERK DEPUTY IN THE MATTER OF: Case No. 2? £6 006% DEBORAH PICKRON 1049 Frederick Dr. Xenia, Ohio 45385 Judge and JAMES PICKRON DECREE OF DISSOLUTION 209 Woodstone Dr. E FINAL APPEALABLE ORDER Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 Petitioners This cause came on for hearing in on this 12 thay of Tvane . 2023, upon the petition of the parties. The Court finds that Petitioner DEBORAH PICKRON was a resident of the State of Ohio for a period of more than six months and consented to the jurisdiction of this Court by waiver at the filing of the Petition herein, and that service thereof was waived by both parties as provided in the Civil Rules, that the matter was set for hearing not less than thirty (30)days after the filing of the Petition, (Petitioner DEBORAH PICKRON being represented by counsel and Petitioner JAMES PICKRON being unrepresented by counsel, having waived the right to counsel and that both parties appeared before the Court at said hearing.) The Court finds that the parties were married in Hamilton, Ohio on March 15, 2001, and that they have no minor children born issue of their marriage. The Court further finds that both Petitioners have acknowledged, under oath, that they voluntarily entered into the Separation Agreement that provides for the division of marital property and the support and maintenance of each of them which has been appended to the Petition, that they understand the terms of the Agreement, that the facts set forth in the Petition are true, that the Agreement is acceptable to them, and that they seek a dissolution of their marriage. by reason thereof, they are entitled to a decree of dissolution of their marriage. The Court finds that the parties appeared in open Court on fhis date and acknowledged that they had entered into the Separation Agreement that was filed with the Petition herein, that it was their free and voluntary act, that they have DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 9146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd_, West Chester, Ohio 45069 JOURNAL PAGE 7? Te reaffirmed the Agreement and Petition, that there had been full disclosure of all marital assets, and that such Agreement is full, fair, and equitable. It is therefore ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that: ] This dissolution of marriage shall be granted to the Petitioners and that the marriage relationship heretofore existing between the Petitioners be, and the same hereby is, dissolved and held for naught, and that both parties are hereby released from all obligations thereof. 2 That the aforementioned Separation Agreement, and the same hereby is, made a part of the Court's Order and a part of the Decree of Dissolution of Marriage as if fully rewritten herein. 3 That neither party shall pay spousal support to the other. This provision is not subject to the Court's continuing jurisdiction and, therefore, is not modifiable or reviewable by the Court. 4 That all personal property has been divided and exchanged. 5 That all bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and life insurance policies have been divided. 6. The standard notices required by statute are listed in the separation agreement and are incorporated herein by reference. 7 That Wife's maiden name shall be restored to: Deborah Eversole. 8 Casts paid. The parties are ordered to carry out the provisions of the Separation Agreement. ITIS SO ORDERED oe roved 3 Jud Lor oe DE PICKRO, JAMES PICKRON —— enn Cur (#0099 athan Dever (#0074769) Attorney for Wife DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 9146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd., West Chester, Ohio 45069 IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO DOMESTIC DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF: Case No. 230Tonsy DEBORAH PICKRON 1049 Frederick Dr. Xenia, Ohio 45385 Judge and JAMES PICKRON 209 Woodstone Dr. E Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219 Petitioners SEPARATION AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between DEBORAH PICKRON (hereinafter referred to as “Wife"), and JAMES PICKRON (hereinafter referred to as “Husband"). WITNESSETH WHEREAS, the parties hereto are husband and wife, having been married in Hamilton, Ohio on March 15, 2001 and have no minor children born from their marriage. WHEREAS, irreconcilable differences have arisen between the parties, rendering it impracticable for them to live together, and said parties have separated and are living separate and apart, and intend to continue to live separate and apart: and WHEREAS, the parties desire to settle their differences and property rights arising out of their marital relationship, including, but not limited to property settlement, division of property, dower, curtesy, descent and distribution, payment of debts and taxes; and WHEREAS, DEBORAH PICKRON has been independently advised by counsel of her rights, duties and JAMES PICKRON having been advised of his right to representation has declined the same. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants herein contained, it is hereby agreed by and between the parties as follows: 1, LIVING SEPARATE AND APART DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 7146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd., West Chester, Ohio 45069 Each party shall hereinafter continue to live separate and apart from the other and shall not interfere with the other party's right to quiet enjoyment and peaceful living. Neither party will molest, harass, disturb, torment, interfere with or annoy the other in any manner, directly or indirectly, at home, place of employment or anywhere. 2. SPOUSAL SUPPORT Neither party shall pay spousal support to the other. The parties understand that this provision is not subject to the Court's continuing jurisdiction and, therefore, is not modifiable or reviewable by the Court. 3. DIVISION OF PROPERTY A Real Estate There is no real estate subject to the marriage. B Household Furnishings. As a division of all personally, household furnishings, furniture and other personal effects, the parties have agreed to and have divided all household goods and other chattel property to their mutual satisfaction. In the event that either party bequeaths anything to the other party, both Husband and Wife wish for that to be honored. Cc Vehicles. There are no vehicles subject to the marriage. D Funds on Deposit. Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all ownership interest that either has in his/her respective bank accounts, free and clear from any claim of the other. E Stocks and Bonds. Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all ownership interest that either has titled in his/her respective names for stocks and bonds. F Retirement Benefits. Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all ownership interest that either has in his/her respective retirement accounts. DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 9146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd., West Chester, Ohio 45069 G Life Insurance. Each party shall have and retain, as his and her sole and exclusive property, all ownership interest that either has in his/her respective life insurance accounts. H Taxes The parties shall file separate income tax returns for tax year 2023. 4. LIABILITIES A. Save and except for the debts referred to herein, each party warrants to the other that no other debts have been incurred by one party on the credit of the other: each party shall be responsible for debts incurred by him or her on or after May 1, 2022 each party shall hold the other party harmless from any liability thereon. Neither party will henceforth incur any obligation or incur any indebtedness upon the credit of the other. B. Each party warrants that they have made full disclosure of all debts or liabilities incurred upon the obligation of the other. Each party shall be responsible for debts incurred in their sole name. 5. HEALTH INSURANCE Each party shail be responsible for providing his/her health insurance. 6. ATTORNEY'S FEES AND COURT COSTS Each party shall be responsible for his/her attorney's fees, and wife shall pay all court costs incurred in connection therewith, anticipating that the parties file a petition for dissolution of their marriage. 7. INCORPORATION INTO DECREE The parties agree that while this Separation Agreement shall be incorporated into the Decree of Dissolution or if that is dismissed or withdrawn, into the Decree of Divorce, it shall not be merged into said Decree but shall continue to survive independently, regardless of whether or not such a Decree is entered, and regardless of whether or not the Petition for Dissolution is either withdrawn or dismissed. 8. MUTUAL RELEASE Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, each party does hereby forever release, relinquish and discharge the other from all claims, rights and duties arising or DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 9146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd., West Chester, Ohio 45069 aE growing out of the marital relationship. The parties mutually agree that each may freely sell or otherwise dispose of his or her property by gift, deed or Last Will and Testament. Each party does hereby release and relinquish to the other and is by those presents barred from any and all rights or claims by way of dower, curtesy, homestead, inheritance, descent, distrioution, allowance for 12 months’ support, right to remain in the mansion house, right to serve as administrator, right to elect to take against the other's wil, whether heretofore or hereafter made, right to select property in the estate of the deceased spouse exempt from administration, right to purchase property from the estate of the deceased spouse, and all rights or claims as widow, widower, heir, disiributee, survivor, or next of-kin, and all rights or claims whatsoever, in or to the estate of the other, whether real or personal, and whether now owned or hereafter to be acquired, which may, in any manner, arise or accrue by virtue of marriage, except as such claims may arise under this Agreement. 9. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The parties warrant that they have fully disclosed their personal and financial situation and have effected, to their mutual satisfaction, division of all property, real and personal, of whatever kind or description, known to them and wheresoever situated. The parties each agree to execute, as soon as possible, all instruments and documents to effectuate the terms of this Agreement. It is mutually agreed by and between the parties that each has relied upon the statements made and information provided by the other in determining respective equity rights in this Agreement. This Agreement is dependent upon the accuracy and completeness of this information as it relates to their financial affairs and ownership rights in all property, real and personal. Each party fully understands all of the terms set forth in this Agreement and that all the terms of this Agreement represent and constitute the entire understanding between the parties, and that each has read this Agreement and finds the same to be in accordance with his or her understanding, and that each does hereby voluntarily execute this Agreement with the understanding that it shall be final and binding upon both parties, their heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, beneficiaries, administrators, representatives and assigns. WHEREOF, the parties have affixed their signatures on this Separation Agreement on the day and year first above written. RE Ji Jog: ES PICKRON DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 9146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd., West Chester, Ohio 45069 i} STATE OF OHIO ) COUNTY OF Be Zt} *s BE IT REMEMBERED, that on tris Boy of subscriber, a Notary Public in and for said county Enfatate, personally came DEBORAH PICKRON to me known to be the person described herein and who acknowledged the signing of the instrument to be her voluntary act and deed IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto set my hand and notarial seal on the day last above mentioned. ‘ary Public STATE OF Ge Iss COUNTY OF lea) BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this @” day of Apu 2023, before me the subscriber, a Notary Public in and for said coun ty ahd state, personally came JAMES PICKRON to me known to be the person described herein and who acknowledged the signing of the instrument to be his voluntary act and deed. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto set my hand and notarial seal, on the day last above mentioned. “”, gs TE o, Notary Public 3 ip My Commission Expires:3 gt 7534,“ ee e ay, a9,N et DEVER LAW FIRM | Since 2002 9146 Cincinnati-Columbus Rd., West Chester, Ohio 45069 uu ial