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Mr. Ahmad was enrolled in the program until 2002, when the
university notified him that he had not passed a written
examination.
In 1998, Ms. Ahmad obtained a divorce from Mr. Ahmad in a
Jordanian court. Mr. Ahmad married his second wife, Khitam
Amerneh, in 1999, and petitioners had their first child in
February 2000. In November 2000, Ms. Ahmad was granted a divorce
in the United States by the Court of Common Pleas in Lucas
County, Ohio (Court of Common Pleas). The Court of Common Pleas
awarded Ms. Ahmad alimony and found that the Angola Road property
and Mr. Ahmad’s PERS pension constituted marital property subject
to division. The divorce decree does not indicate that the Court
of Common Pleas considered the fact that Mr. Ahmad had a new wife
and child to support. During the divorce proceedings, a lender
foreclosed on a mortgage attached to the Angola Road property,
and Mr. Ahmad eventually lost the property.
Petitioners moved to California in 2000, where Mr. Ahmad has
since worked for the California Department of Transportation.
Mr. Ahmad testified that in 2001 he worked 8 hours per day and
earned over $50,000. In 2001, an early distribution of $83,881
was received by Mr. Ahmad from his PERS pension. Mr. Ahmad wired
the distribution proceeds, after $16,776 of Federal income tax
was withheld, to Mr. Sulieman to reimburse him for the loss from
the foreclosure of the Angola Road property.
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