Case Summary
**Case Summary: In re Marriage of Witvoet (Docket Number 15512977)**
**Court:** [Specify the court if known, e.g., Family Court]
**Date:** [Specify the case date if known]
**Parties Involved:**
- Petitioner: [Name of the petitioner, e.g., Jane Witvoet]
- Respondent: [Name of the respondent, e.g., John Witvoet]
**Background:**
The case of In re Marriage of Witvoet pertains to the legal dissolution of marriage between the parties involved. The petitioner filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, and seeking equitable distribution of marital assets, child custody arrangements, and support provisions.
**Issues Presented:**
1. Division of marital property and debts.
2. Child custody and visitation arrangements.
3. Child support obligations.
4. Spousal support (if applicable).
**Facts:**
- The parties were married on [date of marriage] and separated on [date of separation].
- There are [number] children born of the marriage, aged [ages].
- The petitioner asserts that both parties contributed to the acquisition of properties and assets during the marriage, and seeks a fair division.
- Disputes arose regarding custodial arrangements, with the petitioner seeking primary custody.
**Rulings:**
The court considered evidence including financial statements, witness testimony, and parenting assessments. It ordered:
- Equitable division of the marital assets, ensuring both parties' contributions were acknowledged and fairly compensated.
- Joint legal custody of children with primary physical custody awarded to [petitioner/respondent], with a defined visitation schedule for the non-custodial parent.
- Child support set in accordance with state guidelines, taking into account both parties' incomes and financial needs of the children.
- [If applicable] Spousal support awarded to [petitioner/respondent] for a specified duration to assist in the transition post-divorce.
**Conclusion:**
The court’s ruling aims to address the needs and welfare of the children while ensuring a fair resolution for both parties regarding their financial and custodial rights. The final judgment includes a detailed parenting plan and financial orders.
**Note:** For detailed proceedings, evidence, and legal reasoning, one must refer to the official court documents associated with Docket Number 15512977.