A. 
Each separate subject in a judgment or order entered under this code shall be set forth in a separate paragraph that is prefaced by an appropriate heading.
B. 
A judgment of divorce shall include:
(1) 
A determination of all rights of the parties in and to all property rights of the parties, which, as applicable, shall be in lieu of the dower of any spouse in the property of the other spouse and shall be full satisfaction of all claims that any spouse may have in any property whatsoever;
(2) 
A determination of all rights of the parties in and to any policy or contract of life insurance, endowment, or annuity;
(3) 
A determination of all rights of the parties in and to any vested pension, annuity, or retirement benefits; and
(4) 
A determination of all rights of the parties concerning spousal support provided that if spousal support is not granted, a provision reserving or denying spousal support (a judgment silent with regard to spousal support reserves it).
C. 
A judgment or order awarding custody must provide that:
(1) 
The domicile or residence of the child may not be removed from the state of domicile or residence without the approval of the judge who awarded custody or the judge's successor;
(2) 
The person awarded custody must promptly notify the Tribal Court in writing when any child is moved to another address; and
(3) 
A parent whose custody or parenting time of any child is governed by the order shall not change the legal residence of the child except in compliance with § 7.8-33.
A. 
Any provisions regarding child support or spousal support shall be prepared on the most current version of the Uniform Support Order utilized within the State of Michigan. The order must accompany any judgment or order affecting child support or spousal support, and both documents must be signed by the judge. The Uniform Support Order shall govern if the terms of the judgment or order conflict with the Uniform Support Order.
B. 
No judgment or order concerning a child or a spouse shall be entered unless either:
(1) 
The final judgment of divorce incorporates by reference the Uniform Support Order; or
(2) 
The final judgment of divorce states that no Uniform Support Order is required because support is reserved or spousal support is not ordered.
Within 21 business days after the Tribal Court renders an opinion or a settlement agreement is placed on the record, the moving party shall submit a proposed judgment of divorce approved by the opposing party or a motion to settle the judgment or order. The Tribal Court may extend the time for filing of the final judgment of divorce.
A. 
When either party to a divorce proceeding fails to comply with the terms of the judgment of divorce, the other party may file a motion with the Tribal Court alleging such failure. The moving party shall cause the motion, along with a notice of hearing, to be served on the other party in accordance with § 7.8-21 and shall cause proof of service to be filed with the Tribal Court in accordance with § 7.8-21B.
B. 
At the hearing, the Tribal Court shall take testimony as to the alleged failure to comply with the order or judgment and may issue any order which it deems just and proper under the circumstances.
C. 
Without limitation, if the Tribal Court orders periodic support payments under this Code, and a party does not pay as ordered, the Tribal Court may utilize all enforcement methods that are available to enforce any money judgment in a civil action, including without limitation, the power of contempt.