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1974 until their separation in 1994, Levy exercised complete
control over their household expenditures and the money that
petitioner spent. Levy would handle and pay all of their
family’s household bills, and he would give petitioner cash to
pay for food, clothing, and other miscellaneous items.
Petitioner did not have a credit card until 1999.
Levy continued to maintain substantial control over
petitioner’s household expenditures from 1994 (when petitioner
and he separated and began maintaining separate households)
through at least 2002 when they were divorced. From 1994 through
2001, Levy would handle and pay all of petitioner’s major
household bills, including the Key Biscayne condominium’s monthly
mortgage, condo fee, and utilities, as well as the lease payments
and insurance on the car that petitioner drove. Petitioner and
Levy’s three children lived with petitioner prior to the time
they began college, during summers while they were in college,
and occasionally after their graduation from college. To enable
petitioner to pay for her and their children’s other living
expenses, such as food, clothing, recreation, etc., Levy provided
petitioner with a stipend on an as-needed basis. He would either
give petitioner cash or draw her a check to deposit into the
checking account she maintained.
Levy paid for the college tuitions of their three children.
Nicole attended and graduated from Emory University; Michael
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