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instead attempted to transfer funds from his IRA's to her IRA.
In Ms. Czepiel's motion, Ms. Czepiel asked the Family Court to
order Mr. Czepiel to pay by certified check or money order by
4:00 P.M. on April 14, 1995, the sum of $29,000 to which she was
entitled under the divorce judgment. Ms. Czepiel also requested
that the Family Court impose daily fines of $100 as previously
established in the temporary order on contempt issued by the
Family Court on April 11, 1995. The Family Court granted Ms.
Czepiel's motion on April 14, 1995.
On April 25, 1995, after a hearing, the Family Court issued
a temporary order on contempt. In that order, the Family Court
found that Mr. Czepiel failed to pay the sum of $29,000 pursuant
to the Court's temporary order of contempt issued on April 11,
1995, imposed sanctions on Mr. Czepiel in the amount of $1,300,
directed him to pay Ms. Czepiel's attorney a total of $30,300
(increased amount awarded to Ms. Czepiel) by 4:00 P.M. on April
25, 1995, and indicated that in the event that Mr. Czepiel failed
to comply with the foregoing orders, it would issue a capias for
his arrest and incarceration.
On May 3, 1995, Mr. Czepiel prepared and submitted to
BayBank an IRA withdrawal form with respect to IRA 1. In that
form, Mr. Czepiel directed BayBank to withdraw $22,300 from that
IRA and to mail a check in the amount of that withdrawal to Mr.
Czepiel's home address. The reason checked by Mr. Czepiel in the
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