A. 
The Tribal Court shall have jurisdiction to dissolve a marriage and grant a judgment of divorce if at least one party to the divorce is a member of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi and:
(1) 
The defendant has resided on NHBP's reservation trust land for at least 180 days immediately preceding the filing of the complaint; or
(2) 
The marriage which is the subject of the complaint occurred under the Marriage Code.
B. 
In accordance with the Constitution, the Supreme Court shall have jurisdiction to hear all appeals arising from Tribal Court decisions or preceedings under this code.
Without limiting the authority of the Tribal Court under any Tribal law or the Constitution, the Tribal Court may:
A. 
Require any party to provide additional information under oath as required by the Tribal Court, including without limitation, on matters pertinent to the jurisdiction and disposition of the case;
B. 
Appoint a lawyer-guardian ad litem to represent a child if, at any time in a divorce proceeding, the Tribal Court determines that the Wa Në Mnopmadzet are inadequately represented and may order the parties to bear the cost of the lawyer-guardian ad litem. The lawyer-guardian ad litem may file a written report and recommendation with the Tribal Court which:
(1) 
May be reviewed by the Tribal Court, but may not be admitted into evidence unless all parties stipulate to the admission; and
(2) 
May be used by the parties for purposes of any settlement conference.
C. 
At the request of a person who changed their name upon marriage, restore their birth name, or the surname they legally bore prior to their marriage to the spouse in the divorce action, or allow them to adopt another surname if the change is not sought with any fraudulent or malicious intent;
D. 
Enter orders, judgments, award costs and reasonable fees and enforce orders and judgments in matters under this code; and
E. 
Exercise any other power granted under the Constitution or Tribal law, including without limitation, this code.