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          the miscellaneous expenses she requested, with the exception of             
          the taxes.  The order listed each of those expenses, including              
          those for the broken trombone, dental work, and graduation.                 
               5.  Petitioner was ordered to make payments on the first and           
          second mortgages on the residence and to pay Betty for the real             
          estate taxes she had paid in 1993.                                          
               6.  Petitioner was ordered to pay $4,000 of Betty’s                    
          attorney’s fees.                                                            
               As required by the temporary order, petitioner made the                
          monthly payments of $529.96 on the second mortgage for the months           
          between July and December 1993.  Petitioner believed that Betty’s           
          return to the residence justified his making lower payments, and,           
          therefore, that he did not have to meet the other obligations of            
          the order.  On December 20, 1993, the State court issued a                  
          contempt order.  The order provided, inter alia, that petitioner            
          "shall pay to * * * [Betty] on or before February 1st, 1994, the            
          sum of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500) as and for her attorney fees             
          incurred in the hearing on this motion."  The State court further           
          provided that Betty "shall have judgment entered in her favor               
          against * * * [petitioner] in the sum of FOURTEEN THOUSAND ONE              
          HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE AND 62/100TH DOLLARS ($14,173.62),                    
          representing arrearages, including attorney’s fees unpaid, as               
          heretofore set forth in this order."                                        
               In the memorandum that accompanied its order, the State                






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