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On November 14, 1989, petitioner and James Little and their
lawyers signed a marital settlement agreement. The Superior
Court for the County of San Mateo, California, issued a judgment
of dissolution on November 22, 1989, divorcing petitioner and
James Little. The judgment of dissolution included the marital
settlement agreement.
The judgment of dissolution required James Little to pay
petitioner $5,253 per month in spousal support beginning
November 1, 1989, and continuing until petitioner or James Little
died, petitioner remarried or cohabited with an unrelated member
of the opposite sex for more than 30 consecutive days, or
January 1, 2009, whichever occurred first.
The marital settlement agreement required petitioner to sign
a $69,336 promissory note with a 9-percent annual interest rate
to James Little for her one-half of a line of credit with
Security Pacific Bank. Under the promissory note, petitioner
was required to pay James Little $1,329 per month with payments
credited first to interest and second to principal. The judgment
of dissolution gave joint custody of Christina to petitioner and
James Little, gave physical custody of Christina to petitioner,
and gave reasonable visitation rights to James Little. The
judgment of dissolution required James Little to pay child
support of $1,739 per month to petitioner from November 1, 1989,
until further order of the court, Christina’s death, her marriage
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