It Runs In The Family! Tom Schwartz's Parents Divorced After 33 Years Of Marriage

Finally, she asked for the court to restore her maiden name.

William and Kimberly settled their divorce quickly, but agreed not to enter their final judgment until after September 1, 2011. The court filed their paperwork the following year.

A restraining order against William was also amended in the judgment to allow him to return home for two hours per week to perform chores.

"The Husband is not permitted to drink alcohol or be under the influence of alcohol during the time he is at the marital home/property," the judgment read. "The Husband shall not threaten, assault, or harm the Wife nor make derogatory comments to the Wife."

Kimberly was given the couple's livestock, while William was given their three bran cats and dog. She was also allowed to keep her Jeep Grand Cherokee, but William was ordered to pay the $400 car title change fee.

They were ordered to be responsible for their own finances as well, but "the husband shall be responsible for the following debts and shall at least pay the minimum payment on credit card bills for Home Depot…Lowes account…Capital One account…A1A Truck and Auto Capital One…Sears."

Kimberly was granted the exclusive use of their family home until it was sold — but there was a catch.

"Upon the sale and closing of the property, after deduction of the usual and customary closing costs, the sale proceeds shall be paid out in order as follows: $8,000 to the Wife's aunt, Jill Piscovich, for the purchase of the Wife's vehicle, $5,000 to the Wife's mother, and $5,000 towards the remaining credit card debt," the divorce judgment read. "The remaining funds will be divided sixty percent to the wife and forty percent to the Husband."