FILED FEB 21 2003 LOMURRO, DAVISON, BASTHAN @ MUNOZ, PLA. Monmouth Executive Center SUDGE GLENN BERMAN 100 Willowbrook Road, Building 1 Freehold, NJ 07728-2878 Telephone No.: (132) 462-7170 Facsimile No.:(732) 780-9723 Attorters for Detename TORN (GRGKSON) YAN, | SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY : CHANCERY DIVISION-FAMILY PART Plaintiff MIDDLESEX COUNTY : DOCKET NO. FM-12-1791-01G vs. Civil Action PEIYU YAN, JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE Defendant. THIS MATTER having been heard on January 17, 2003, before the Honorable Glenn Berman, P.J.£.P., in the presence of arco & Lore, Esgs., (Raymond P. DeMarco, Esquire, appearing), on behalf of the plaintiff, Ijan (Jackson) Yan and Lomurro, Davison, Eastman & Munoz, P.A. (Jules S. Littman, Esquire, appearing) on behalf of the defendant/counterclaimant, Peiyu Yan, and the motion to dismiss the plaintiff’s complaint for divorce for failure to prosecute is granted and the Court having heard and considered the proofs as to the counterclaim in this action, and it appearing that the plaintiff and the defendant were joined in the bond of matrimony on December 31, 1985, and that the defendant-counterclaimant has FAHOMEWSE\CLIENTS\YANUOO.WPO 1Pleaded and proven a cause of action for divorce under the statute in such case made and provided, and that the defendant- counterclaimant was a bona fide resident of this State at the time the action for divorce arose and for more than one year next Sele ee eee ree been acquired pursuant to the Rules governing the courts of the State of New Jersey, and for good cause having been shown; rear onecf/ Way ot fetpua4, mossy en eceee or conrevs cusicen,toies- ten fori tayactes cena yore ice eo | nmiavommenn’ ted {cts estas ey etree eet power and authority of this Court, and by the acts of the] g(a are taf atest 'sea onde female otanantceesperaey per en novenae tenet ne] erator rey cee eereeca eee Sree cata [eictrouatefuttineny ork thetic eae the parties and each of them be freed and discharged from the otters the ser endveielcnspmer ueeiesemen nett es hereby dissolve + and it is further ORDERED, that the defendant/counterclaimant is granted leave to resume her premarital name of PEIYU CHEN, date of birth is March 25, 1960 and her social security number is 104-70-1874; and it is further ORDERED, that the court after having heard the testimony of the defendant/counterclaimant and considered the evidence and cross-examination of the plaintiff’s attorney makes the following rulings: F MOMEWASBIGLIENTSIYANUOD.WPO 21, The defendant/counterclaimant shall have sole physical and legal custody of the two children born of the marriage, Sophia and Albert. 2. The court having found that the plaintiff left his last employment voluntarily and was earning $85,000 per year imputes said income to him and based upon the defendant/counterclaimant’s income of $43,000 and the factors set forth in N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23 (b) orders the plaintiff to pay the sum of $200 per week alimony to the defendant/counterclaimant until the remarriage of the defendant/counterclaimant or the death of either party. | 3. The plaintiff shall pay child support, for the two minor children of the marriage, to the defendant/counterclaimant in the | amount of $300 per week. The court has deviated from the Child Support Guidelines to take into consideration the following factors: (a) The age of the children. (b) The special needs of the children including their extracurricular activities and Sophia’s music training. The child support obligation, pursuant to the Child Support Guidelines, in the amount of $249 is in accordance with the Child Support Guideline worksheet attached to this gudgment of Divorce. 4. Arrearages in support, pursuant to the Pendente Lite Order, are fixed in the amount of $19,000. This arrearage shall be credited against the plaintiff's share of equitable distribution of F HOMEWSBICLENTSIWANUOD.WPD. 3