On October 29, 2007 Anthony filed for divorce in West Virginia because they were married in West Virginia and that
means he had the right to get the divorce in West Virginia. Thankfully we didn't have to travel to New York for that one!!!
In his divorce he asked for half the bills from the marriage be paid by his wife and the only possesions he wanted was
his big screen TV. He wanted mental and physical cruelty to be the grounds of the divorce. The judge questioned Anthony and
then called me in as a witness to his wife's actions against him in the marriage.
He received the Final Divorce Order which was signed by the Judge October 30, 2007.
GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
The petitioner has alleged conduct or treatment which destroys the mental or physical well being, happiness and welfare
of the other and which renders continued co-habitation unendurable.
The Family Court Judge, having heard the testimony of the petitioner and the witness, Cheryl Hall, doth find that the
petitioner is entitled to an absolute divorce based upon the grounds of cruelty.
CHILDREN OF THE PARTIES
There was one child born of this relationship, Payton Hall (DOB 10-20-04) The Family Court of the State of New York,
Schenectady County has assumed jurisdiction regarding child custody and support and accordingly this court does not have jurisdiction
over such matters.
PROPERTY AND DEBT DISTRIBUTION
The husband shall be allowed to recover the big screen television still in possession of the wife.
There are marital debts subject to division. Each party shall be responsible for one half of the outstanding indebtedness.
In accordance with the provisions of West Virginia Code 48-2-15(b)(5), nothing contained in this order shall abrogate
an existing contract between either of the parties and a third party or affect the rights and liabilities of either party
or third party under the terms of such contract.
ALIMONY
Both parties waiveed allimony.
APPEAL OF THIS DECISION
You are hereby notified:
1-This is a final order
2-A petition for appeal to the Circuit Court may be filed by either party within thirty days after entry of the final
order.
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FINAL ORDER
1-That the marriage heretofore celebrated and existing between the husband and the wife, be, and the same is hereby dissolved,
and that the said husband and the wife be, and they are hereby and forever, divorced from each other and the bonds of matrimony.
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