disclose that within one year of his petition, he was involved in a state divorce action, and his wages had been garnished for non-payment of a child support arrearage. Plaintiff's evidence indicates that the Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage was entered on November 20, 1992. (Joint Ex. 9). On April 16, 1993, the Circuit Court for St. Johns County, Florida entered an order to enforce that final judgment and directed the clerk of court to garnish former husband's wages for payment of the child support arrearage totalling $1,855 (Joint Ex. 12). Former husband filed his petition on October 25, 1994. Both the divorce action and the garnishment order occurred within one year the petition date.
Plaintiffs next argue that former husband failed to disclose that he possessed propertybeen disclosed. (Plaintiff Ex. 4).
Finally, plaintiffs allege that former husband failed to disclose that he was an officer, director, or managing executive of a corporation within the two years preceding his petition. (Joint Ex. 1). Plaintiffs contend that former husband was an officer in both Phillips Group, Inc. and a corporation known as Corporate Plans of Florida, Inc. In his answers to interrogatories propounded in his divorce action, former husband stated that he was Vice President of the Phillips Group. (Plaintiff Ex. 4). Plaintiffs also produced a corporate newsletter of the Phillips Group dated January/February 1995 which lists former husband as Vice President of the corporation.
Former husband argues that Corporate Plans of Florida was dissolved more than two years prior to his bankruptcy filing. Records maintained by the