- 4 -
1997, their son W was experiencing problems while attending
public school. As a result, petitioner and Mr. Krasner decided
to re-enroll him in private school. In 1998, their daughter C
also was experiencing problems while attending public school. As
a result, petitioner and Mr. Krasner decided to re-enroll her in
private school.
At all relevant times, Mr. Krasner paid all private elemen-
tary and high school tuition expenses incurred for the children.
Those annual tuition expenses totaled approximately $48,000. At
all relevant times, Mr. Krasner also paid all summer camp ex-
penses incurred for the children. Those summer camp expenses
totaled approximately $7,800 a year.
For a three-year period around 1998-2001, Mr. Krasner also
was the sole stockholder of a corporation known as Save-A-Tooth,
Inc., which manufactured and distributed a medical emergency
device called Save-A-Tooth (Save-A-Tooth device).3
Endodontics and Save-A-Tooth, Inc., had separate bank
accounts to which only Mr. Krasner had access. Petitioner had no
knowledge of those accounts (or any other accounts that might
have existed in the name of Mr. Krasner or any of his businesses)
until sometime around or after she filed for divorce on December
7, 1999. (We shall sometimes refer collectively to the respec-
3After Save-A-Tooth, Inc., was dissolved sometime around
2001, Mr. Krasner formed another corporation known as Phoenix
Lazarus to manufacture and distribute the Save-A-Tooth device.
Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011