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Dennis Quaid Divorces Kimberly Kathryn Quaid

Posted on November 30th, 2012 at 6:52 pm
- richard@rumorfix.com
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Dennis Quaid filed his divorce papers on Friday — here are the highlights:

He doesn’t want his estranged wife Kimberly Kathryn Quaid to get any of his earnings since the separation on October 1, 2012.

He’s citing “irreconcilable differences”

He wants joint physical custody of their four-year-old twins, Thomas Boone Quaid & Zoe Grace Quaid

The couple got married on July 4, 2004.  There was talk of a divorce in March, when Kimberly filed, but she decided to put it on hold so they could work on their marriage.

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      Dennis Quaid has filed a
      complaint for divorce against his wife, Kimberly, and requesting jointly legal
      and physical custody of the parties’ four-year-old twins; Mr. Quaid also
      offered to pay spousal support.  The couple could not legally file for
      divorce until recently due to the fact that they moved to California within the
      past six months.  Like Virginia, California law requires that the
      plaintiff in a divorce action be a resident of the state for at least six months
      prior to filing a divorce action.  Barring allegations that would lead to
      a contrary result, it is likely that the Quaids will share legal custody of
      their children, allowing both to make religious, medical, and educational
      decisions.  Primary custody to one parent with visitation to the other or
      shared physical custody are both possibilities for a judge to consider or for
      the parties to determine.