Section 11--Miscellaneous Provisions
A. The court finds that the parties each have acknowledged and agreed, to
one another, that they are fully aware of the fact that they ought to
immediately review their Wills (i.e., estate plans), life insurance policies
, retirement/pension benefit plans(such as IRA’s, KEOGH’s and 401Ks),
annuity policies, Totten Trusts, credit cards, lines of credit, credit
accounts/reports and to her related matters, so that each party can promptly
decide whether or not he/she wants to revoke modify, alter, amend and /or
change any such items in view of the parties' dissolution of their marriage
and ,therefore, fully understand and appreciate that they do not revoke
their existing Wills(or estate plans) and/or do not change their current
beneficiary designations(on such things as their pension/retirement plans)
said Wills(estate plans) and such beneficiary designations will continue to
remain in full force and effect in spite of the dissolution of the parties'
marriage. Cognizant of the foregoing, the parties may hereafter take
whatever action each of them deem to be necessary, appropriate and/or
expedient in regard to such matters.
B. The court finds that each party had waived his or her respective rights
to Notice of Trial, Statement of Decision, Motion for New Trial, and the
time to Appeal.
C. This Judgment is binding upon and inures to the benefit of the parties
hereto and their respective heirs, devisees, representatives, successors,
administrators and /or assigns.
D. Any reconciliation between the parties does not cancel, terminate or
modify the force and effect of the provisions of this Judgment dealing with
the present assets or obligations of either or both of the parties.
E. Subsequent changes in California Law and in Federal Law, though
legislation or judicial interpretation, which create or find rights and
obligations of the parties’ additional to or different from those presently
in existence, shall not affect this Judgment.
F. This Judgment contains the entire agreement between the parties,
superseding any previous agreement between them.
G. This Judgment is the result of the joint efforts of the parties, and each
of its provisions will be interpreted fairly, simply, and not strictly, for
or against either party.
H. If any provision of this Judgment is held in whole or in part to be
unenforceable for any reason, the remainder of that provision and of the
entire Judgment will be severable and remain in effect.
I. Each party has been represented in the negotiations and in preparation of
this agreement by an independent attorney of his or her own choosing:
Petitioner by Robert G. Waligore, Esq., John N. Kitta &Associates, and
Respondent by Mary L. Brutocao, Esq