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In January 1997, they were living together at the Louisville
residence. In April of that year, petitioner’s spouse moved into
her mother’s house, which was vacant at the time due to her
mother’s death. Petitioner’s spouse left various items of
personal property, including clothing, jewelry, and furniture at
the Louisville residence. Sometime around July 4, she removed
her clothing, jewelry, and other possessions from the Louisville
residence. As of the close of 1997, she had not formally changed
her address; the address of the Louisville residence was shown on
her driver’s license and used by her as her mailing address.
During those periods when petitioner moved from the Louisville
residence, he too, maintained that address as his mailing
address.
At least one of petitioner’s children lived at the
Louisville residence throughout 1997. From time to time after
petitioner’s spouse moved from the Louisville residence, she
returned there to visit with or pick up her child, gather her
clothing or other personal items, or collect her mail. She
continued to contribute towards the expenses of maintaining the
Louisville residence throughout the year.
Petitioner’s spouse moved back to the Louisville residence
in January 1998; petitioner moved out in February of that year,
and they maintained separate residences until at least October
1999 when petitioner moved back into the Louisville residence.
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