- 4 - In 1991, petitioner apparently incurred an additional $2,000 in interest expense, but the record does not indicate to what debt this $2,000 is attributable. In 1992, petitioner incurred $9,740 in expenses relating to his membership in the Glen Ridge Country Club (the Club). Petitioner frequently played golf and socialized with other members of the Club, for approximately 80 percent of whom petitioner performed stock brokerage services. On the Club's records, the $9,740 in expenses that petitioner incurred at the Club in 1992 is reflected only by general category of expense, and petitioner has provided no other records relating to these expenses. Also during 1992, petitioner apparently incurred an additional $24,796 in expenses for, among other things, travel, business periodicals, and legal advice on investment matters. Petitioner has not provided any records itemizing the specific nature or purpose of these expenses. On December 21, 1992, petitioner and his wife appeared in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division--Family Part, Essex County for the purpose of obtaining a divorce. In court on December 21, 1992, petitioner and his wife agreed to and executed a court-approved property settlement agreement, and the court orally granted petitioner and his wife a divorce. The proposed form for the judgment of divorce (divorce decree) that was submitted by the parties to the court had typedPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011