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During the years at issue herein, petitioner’s only
significant source of income was her salary from her employment
as a radiologist and as a faculty member at the Medical College
of Georgia. Each month, petitioner’s salary was deposited into a
separate checking account that she maintained.
During the years at issue herein, Alimam received income
from his medical practice and from rental real estate, which real
estate he separately owned.
As discussed below, during most of the years of their
marriage, including the years at issue herein, petitioner
herself, from her income, paid most of the family expenses.
Alimam paid only a limited portion of the family expenses, and
Alimam spent an exorbitant amount of his money on personal
investments and other, nonfamily matters.
Using her income, petitioner paid her own personal expenses,
one-half of the mortgage on the family residence, and most of the
expenses of the three children, including the costs of the
children’s clothing and school supplies, private school tuition,1
and various extracurricular activities such as football, soccer,
gymnastics, piano, and ballet. Using her income, petitioner also
purchased the groceries and other household supplies. Petitioner
1 During the years at issue, private school tuition for the
three children totaled $1,200 a month.
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