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that were carved out and retained by Richard and Marilou.
Hereinafter, references to the “farm acreage” refer to such
parcel of real property without the 20-acre carve out (i.e., to
the remaining 198 acres).
Susan provided the $45,892 in cash, representing the total
stated consideration due on this transfer to Carrie, Tracy, and
Deborah of Richard’s and of Marilou’s interests in the farm
acreage.
Of the total $45,892 provided by Susan in connection with
this transfer of ownership of the farm acreage, $12,589 was used
to pay off the existing mortgage and $3,303 was used to pay off
overdue real estate taxes, for both of which Richard was solely
liable under the 1994 divorce decree, and the remaining $30,000
in cash was paid to Marilou.
Thus, of the total $45,892 provided by Susan, $30,000 was
paid directly to Marilou, and $15,892 accrued to Richard’s
benefit by virtue of its use to pay off the mortgage and real
estate taxes Richard owed under the divorce decree.
Also on September 9, 1998, Richard executed a quitclaim deed
transferring to Carrie his interests in the residence acreage and
in the 20-acre carve out (hereinafter, references to the
“residence acreage” generally refer to the residence acreage
along with the 20-acre carve out). Marilou was a signatory and
transferor on the September 9, 1998, quitclaim deed relating to
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