Marriage of White CA4/2

INTRODUCTION

Appellant Christine L. White, who is representing herself, appeals from a marital

1 dissolution order filed on October 15, 2013, terminating Christine and King William

White’s marital status only.1 She asserts the judgment erroneously ordered marital status

terminated on November 30, 2012. In addition, Christine argues the trial court failed to

take into account evidence of King’s acts of perjury and fraud, his failure to provide the

court with required information and documents, and his failure to appear at mandatory

court hearings. King has not filed a brief or appeared in this appeal.

For the reasons set forth below, we affirm the October 15, 2013 judgment

terminating marital status only.

II

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND

In May 2012, King filed a petition for dissolution of marriage. His petition states

he was married to Christine in 1984, and separated on May 5, 2012. Christine and King

were married over 27 years at the time of separation and have one child, born in August

1995. King attached to the dissolution petition a schedule of assets and debts (form FL-

142), which stated King did not have any assets or debts. According to the proof…