Robert L. Stahl - Page 5




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               incarceration on the contempt order on Wednesday,                      
               May 3, 1995, five days before the non-jury trial.                      
               Robert L. Stahl appeared at the non-jury trial of this                 
               cause in custody of the Pinellas County Sheriff on the                 
               previously entered contempt and commitment order                       
               entered by this Court for the failure to pay child                     
               support.  It is this Court’s interpretation of the                     
               Former Husband’s actions that he is willing to take any                
               action including voluntarily going to jail to avoid his                
               obligations to his family and his disabled child.                      
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                    7.  Notwithstanding the Former Husband’s voluntary                
               abandonment of his $60,000 per year job at E-Systems                   
               and the voluntary dissipation of assets available to                   
               pay child support and alimony pending the Final                        
               Hearing, the Former Husband has made it clear that he                  
               has no intentions of paying any support as Ordered by                  
               this Court or complying with lawful Judgments of this                  
               Court.  He has dissipated or hidden every asset which                  
               he could control since the pendency of this action.                    
                    8.  Until the hearing of June 29, 1995, the Former                
               Wife had been unable and prohibited by the Former                      
               Husband from discovering the value of the Former                       
               Husband’s pension and profit-sharing benefits at his                   
               former employer.                                                       
                    9.  At this time the Former Wife is unable to be                  
               employed outside of the home because of the attention                  
               required by the parties’ disabled child.  She, however,                
               is seeking to become employed in the future and is                     
               currently seeking employment.  In the interim, because                 
               the Former Husband has refused to pay child support,                   
               although having the ability to do so, the Former Wife                  
               is presently on public assistance through the receipt                  
               of AFDC.  * * *  The Former Husband’s child support                    
               obligation, commencing June 1, 1995, shall be * * *                    
               $1234.25 per month                                                     
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                    10.  The Court has previously entered a qualified                 
               Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) as to the Former                       
               Husband’s Capital Accumulation Plan (T-CAP).  The                      
               Court’s Order was dated November 10, 1994.  That Order                 
               is hereby set aside and shall have no force and effect.                





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