Opinion
No. FA03 040 09 42S
October 31, 2003
MEMORANDUM OF DECISION
The parties were married on September 28, 2002 in Lake George, New York. The wife's maiden name was Emily Mecca. There were no children issue of this marriage.
The plaintiff has resided continuously in this state for at least twelve months from the filing of the complaint. The court has jurisdiction. The marriage of the parties has broken down irretrievably and is hereby dissolved.
The court finds the plaintiff husband is 22 years old. The defendant wife is 23 years old. They are both in good health.
They were married in September of 2002 and separated six months later in February of 2003. The court further finds that the fault for the breakdown of the marriage should not be attributed to a greater extent to either the plaintiff or the defendant.
The parties are currently named defendants in a writ requesting a judgment of possession by their landlord. The issues of rent payments, security deposit and appropriate credits to the parties shall be handled in the housing court.
The court having heard the evidence presented at trial, including documentary evidence, and having considered all of the factors enumerated in Connecticut General Statue 46b-82 enters the following orders:
1. No alimony to either party.
2. Each party shall assume sole responsibility for all debts listed on their financial affidavits.
3. Each party shall be responsible for his/her own legal fees.
4. All assets belonging to the parties shall remain their individual property, free and clear of any claim of the other.
Brian T. Fischer, Judge