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teacher, she earned $100 a day. Thereafter, she was classified
as a long-term substitute teacher and earned approximately $200 a
day.
At the time of the trial in this case, Mr. Krasner had been
an endodontist for 30 years. For at least sometime prior to
1995, Mr. Krasner had a partner in his endodontic practice.
Around the beginning of 1995, Mr. Krasner began practicing
endodontics alone for Endodontics and Endodontic Surgery, P.C.
(Endodontics), a professional corporation of which he was the
sole stockholder. At all relevant times thereafter, Mr. Krasner
continued to work as an endodontist for Endodontics.
Around October 1996, petitioner, Mr. Krasner, and the
children moved into a house (marital residence) located at 350
Exeter Road, Haverford, Pennsylvania, where petitioner continued
to live as of the time of the trial in this case. Petitioner and
Mr. Krasner purchased the marital residence for approximately
$564,000, approximately $449,000 of which they borrowed. At the
time of the trial in this case, the marital residence was encum-
bered by two mortgage loans totaling approximately $500,000.
The purchase of the marital residence by petitioner and Mr.
Krasner created a financial strain on them, given their income
and expenses at the time of that purchase. Consequently, peti-
tioner and Mr. Krasner agreed to remove two of the children (W
and C) from private school and enroll them in public school. In
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