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Hi Terral,
you will be glad to see i started a new thread all my own. i guess that gives me the god-like status you feel you have.
anyway, i was wondering if it is required that you be a deadbeat dad, abandon your children and fail to pay your taxes in order to be a real life Twoofer.
is this really you in this lawsuit? i wouldnt think a man with such christian ideals would not support his very own children. what kind of example would this send? why would a deeply christian man lie on his tax returns and owe the IRS so much money?
http://www.websupp.org/data/MDFL/8:04-cv-01768-23-MDFL.pdf
i'll summarize here for those that have trouble opening pdf files.
you will be glad to see i started a new thread all my own. i guess that gives me the god-like status you feel you have.
anyway, i was wondering if it is required that you be a deadbeat dad, abandon your children and fail to pay your taxes in order to be a real life Twoofer.
is this really you in this lawsuit? i wouldnt think a man with such christian ideals would not support his very own children. what kind of example would this send? why would a deeply christian man lie on his tax returns and owe the IRS so much money?
http://www.websupp.org/data/MDFL/8:04-cv-01768-23-MDFL.pdf
i'll summarize here for those that have trouble opening pdf files.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
TAMPA DIVISION
IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF:
JENNIFER CROFT n/k/a
JENNIFER PEERS,
Plaintiff,
v. Case No. 8:04-cv-1768-T-TBM
TERRAL L. CROFT,
Defendant,
v.
UNITED STATES,
Third Party Defendant.
/
O R D E R
THIS MATTER is before the court on the Motion by the United States for
Summary Judgment (Doc. 17). The Plaintiff has not filed a response to the motion.
I. The undisputed facts establish that on July 6, 1988, the Circuit Court in and for
Pinellas County, Florida (hereinafter “the circuit court”, entered a Final Judgment of
Dissolution of Marriage, which, inter alia, ordered Terral Croft to pay child support to
Plaintiff. The Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage also granted Plaintiff use and
1A copy of the March 21, 1992, Judgment by Operation of Law is submitted as an
exhibit. See (Doc. 17, Ex. 8). The August 26, 1994, Judgment by Operation of Law is not
contained in the record but is referenced in the Final Judgment. See (Doc. 17, Ex. 9).
2 According to the notice, Mr. Croft had unpaid assessments totaling $73,857.06.
2 possession of the marital residence located at 9025 First Street Northeast, St. Petersburg, Florida. Mr. Croft was not faithful in making child support payments, and in accordance with Florida law, on March 21, 1992, and August 26, 1994, the Clerk of the circuit court entered Judgments by Operation of Law on the accruing child support.1 On August 26, 1996, the United States Internal Revenue Service (hereinafter “IRS”
2
On April 6, 2004, the circuit court granted Plaintiff’s Motion for Contempt/Final Judgment
and entered a Final Judgment against Mr. Croft in the amount of the support arrearage,
$131,495.34, together with additional interest effective August 26, 1994. By the Final
Judgment, Mr. Croft agreed to pay a sum certain in cash to Plaintiff and to take such steps as necessary to transfer to Plaintiff his interest in the marital residence, without any lien or
encumbrance, in full satisfaction of the support arrears. Additionally, Plaintiff’s exclusive use ownership and possession of the property was reconfirmed, and she was granted an equitable lien on Mr. Croft’s interest in the subject property and permission to file a complaint seeking to foreclose said lien. See (Doc. 17, Ex. 9).
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