- 6 - by check, petitioner was not obligated to account to BMAP for the money, and there was no restriction or limitation on petitioner’s use of the money. He was free to use the money received from BMAP in any way he wished. Petitioner married Mrs. Patricia Vetrano in 1991. During 1993, she was employed at a racetrack in Atlantic City, New Jersey. She received a Form W-2 from the Atlantic City Racing Association for 1993 that reports wages of $17,561.75. This amount was reported on petitioners’ joint return for 1993. Petitioner was previously married to Ms. Teresa A. Simone. He had two children from that marriage. He was divorced from Ms. Simone pursuant to a divorce action that was commenced in 1987 in the New Jersey Superior Court, Family Part, Chancery Division. By order dated May 3, 1988, the divorce court ordered him to pay $200 per week to Ms. Simone as child support for his two children. For several years thereafter, including during the years in issue, petitioner and Ms. Simone engaged in litigation over the amount of child support that petitioner would have to pay and various other matters. From time to time in that litigation, petitioner was required to document his income by submitting pay stubs and other financial information, including bank statements, to the divorce court.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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