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1979. On or about November 23, 1983, Mr. Goldman and Ms. Parker
separated and did not live together during the years in issue.
Subsequently, Ms. Parker (plaintiff) filed a Complaint for Divorce
for the dissolution of her marriage to Mr. Goldman (defendant) in
the Family Court of First Circuit, County of Honolulu, State of
Hawaii. On August 12, 1985, a Final Decree of Divorce was entered.
Both Mr. Goldman and Ms. Parker had their own tax, as well as
divorce, counsel. On November 12, 1985, they executed a "Property
Settlement Agreement" (the agreement) as part of the divorce
proceedings. The divorce court approved this Agreement. The
relevant portions of the agreement provide as follows:
1.5 Plaintiff and Defendant desire and
intend by this Agreement to execute a
complete, final and permanent settlement and
adjustment of all property, support and other
financial rights, obligations, interests,
claims and disputes of every kind and nature,
arising from, connected with or related to,
their marital relationship, including, but not
limited to, the Defendant's contention that
there is no marital property and Plaintiff's
claims that there is substantial marital
property.
2. Disposition of Marital Property and Separate
Property:
2.1 Plaintiff and Defendant declare that
they desire to divide the marital assets and
liabilities so that the division of the
marital property is equitable. * * *
2.2 Subject to the conditions
hereinafter set forth, Defendant hereby
conveys, transfers, and assigns to Plaintiff,
as her sole and separate property, all of his
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