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In 1989 or 1990, petitioner underwent surgery to remove some
growths from her breasts and back. At the same time, she
received breast implants. Petitioner's medical insurance would
not cover the cost of the breast implants. Mr. Womack paid most,
if not all, of the expenses for the implants; his contribution
did not exceed $5,000.
Mr. Womack purchased several items of jewelry for petitioner
during the years at issue. He bought her a diamond wristwatch, a
diamond anniversary ring, at least one bracelet,2 and a matching
necklace and earring set. Petitioner also traded in a wedding
band for a larger one. These purchases were made at Zales
Jewelers in Charlotte, North Carolina, and through television
shopping; some items were purchased on credit. Mr. Womack
stopped making payments on the jewelry in September of 1992,
after the Womacks separated. The record does not indicate
whether or not the balance for the jewelry was ever paid.3
Neither petitioner nor Mr. Womack purchased any real
property between 1989 and 1991, inclusive.
Tax Returns
2 Mr. Womack described a diamond tennis bracelet he
purchased for her. Petitioner described a small gold link
bracelet with a few topaz stones that he purchased for her.
3 Mr. Womack estimated the cost of his jewelry purchases for
petitioner at $6,000 to $7,000; petitioner estimated such
purchases at $2,000 to $2,100. Apparently there was only one
item for which Mr. Womack did not make full payment.
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