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          one-half of any assets remaining in the account after payment of            
          the $52,750); approximately $23,500 from a reserve account held             
          in the name of Thomas Dillon at Dillon Securities; three                    
          automobiles (a 1978 SC 911 Targa Porsche, a 1981 Ford 250 4 x 4             
          truck, and a 1985 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer); a 1977 boat and                   
          trailer; and miscellaneous other assets as identified in the                
          property settlement agreement.                                              
               At the time of the dissolution proceedings, petitioner was             
          aware that the IRS was investigating certain items reported on              
          petitioner and Thomas Dillon's 1981-1985 Federal income tax                 
          returns.  Petitioner negotiated an indemnification clause in the            
          property settlement agreement to cover any income taxes due for             
          the years prior to 1987.  Pursuant to this clause, Thomas Dillon            
          is responsible for any income tax liabilities related to the                
          years prior to 1987.                                                        
               Petitioner's income has dropped considerably since the                 
          divorce.  In her 1994 Federal income tax return, petitioner                 
          reported adjusted gross income of $12,739.                                  
          Thomas Dillon's Investments                                                 
               In 1981, Thomas Dillon invested approximately $150,000 in a            
          partnership called Supertaps Associates (Supertaps).  Supertaps             
          was a partnership involved with the production and syndication of           
          two movies, "Superman III" and "Taps".  Thomas Dillon sought                
          investment advice from his accounting firm, Touche Ross & Company           
          (Touche Ross), prior to investing in Supertaps.  The Dillons'               



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