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this time with their two children. Petitioner moved out of the
shared residence in approximately April 1997.
On April 9, 1998, petitioner and Ms. Brownell entered into a
permanent stipulation with respect to a proceeding brought in the
State of New Hampshire Judicial Branch, Family Division. In the
permanent stipulation, petitioner and Ms. Brownell entered into
an agreement concerning a number of issues, including paternity,
custody, visitation, and payment of expenses for their children.
Section 16 of the permanent stipulation provided that petitioner
was to receive all interest in his general contracting business:
Business Interests Of The Parties. Respondent
[petitioner] is awarded all interest in rental real estate
standing in his sole name and all interest in Tuck Builders.
Section 19 of the permanent stipulation allocated real property
between petitioner and Ms. Brownell:
A. The parties jointly own real estate in Campton, New
Hampshire known as the “John Saunders house.” Petitioner
[Ms. Brownell] shall quitclaim her interest in the property
to Respondent at the same time that Respondent deeds the
property identified in either paragraph B or C below to
Petitioner. Respondent shall pay Petitioner $33,000 for her
interest in said property. Respondent will pay Petitioner
$11,000 between April 1 and June 30 of each year for three
consecutive years with the first payment due on or before
June 30, 1999. Respondent shall sign a note and mortgage in
favor of Petitioner to secure his obligations hereunder.
B. Respondent owns certain real estate at Lot #7 in
Blair Intervale in Campton, New Hampshire. Respondent shall
purchase and have set up on said lot a 28' x 60' 1998
Patriot Homes Victorian double wide ranch style manufactured
home * * * Respondent shall transfer the property to
Petitioner free and clear of any liens and encumbrances,
except as follows:
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