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Petitioner failed to file Federal income tax returns for the 1995
and 1996 tax years. During 1995 and 1996, petitioner was
employed as a budget analyst by the Department of Defense.
Petitioner earned wages in the amount of $53,153 in 1995 and
$54,112 in 1996.
In January 1992, petitioner separated from his wife, and in
February 1994, the parties entered into a marital settlement
agreement that resolved numerous issues related to child custody,
visitation, child support, identification and division of
community assets and obligations, and disposition of the family
residence. On February 16, 1994, an agreement was filed as a
stipulated judgment. The Nevada County Superior Court ordered
petitioner to pay both child and spousal support. Petitioner
appealed the Superior Court’s rulings regarding child and spousal
support to the Court of Appeals of the State of California, Third
Appellate District. The appellate court affirmed the Nevada
County Superior Court’s Judgment.
Petitioner was required to pay both alimony and child
support but failed to pay either. Petitioner’s wages were
garnished from his employer by the Nevada County Family Support
Division to pay the child support and spousal support. During
1995, $2,312.46 was garnished from petitioner’s wages for alimony
and $12,051.43 was garnished for child support. During 1996,
$2,865.84 was garnished from petitioner’s wages for alimony and
$14,100.06 was garnished for child support.
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