 Shortly afterwards VAY bought land and certain buildings in Neptune, New Jersey and improved the property into a thriving country club, commonly known as Jumping Brook Country Club and Restaurant.  Vincent also formed a sole proprietorship doing business as Vincent A. Yonadi to operate the restaurant and golf course on the VAY property.  The judgment dividing the marital property provided, in part:


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3.  The plaintiff [Mollie] shall also receive a one-third interest in VAY, Inc., which is a corporation of the State of New Jersey which holds land commonly known as Jumping Brook Country Club and Restaurant.  This land also includes the buildings and improvements thereon.  The plaintiff shall also receive a one-third interest in the business operation of the sole proprietorship knownas Vincent J. Yonadi....  The interest will be a non-management interest and is solely held for the purposes of receiving the plaintiff's one-third interest at the time the property may be sold.


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4. The property shall be sold at the discretion of the defendant [Vincent] so long as he is [in] active management of that place.  In the event the defendant at any time is not [in] active management then a sale shall take place.  The defendant, prior to any sale and during the time that he is in active management, may receive all of the funds from the operation of Jumping Brook Country [Club] and VAY, Inc., respectively.  He shall be responsible, however, to pay all expenses in connection with the sole proprietorship and