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On August 27, 1992, Ms. Ambrose filed another declaration
with the Superior Court under penalties of perjury. Ms. Ambrose
declared $9,500 as the amount received for spousal support and
$8,000 as child support. Taxes of $3,325 were listed under
incidental expenses. Pursuant to the temporary order, Mr.
Ambrose paid the sum of $17,500 per month from March 1989 through
July 1993. Mr. Ambrose continued to make the full payments after
the eldest child began attending college in the fall of 1990.
The second child left Ms. Ambrose's residence to attend college
in August 1992. From August 1993 until December 1993, Mr.
Ambrose paid Ms. Ambrose $9,500 per month. At that time, Mr.
Ambrose began directly supporting the youngest child then in
college. Subsequently, Ms. Ambrose ceased providing support for
that child.
For the taxable years, 1989, 1990, and 1991, Ms. Ambrose
filed Federal income tax returns reporting $95,000 in taxable
income. Ms. Ambrose also forwarded all copies of the
declarations and income tax returns filed with the Superior Court
to Mr. Ambrose’s attorney.
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We interpret this footnote to mean that the opinion of the court
of appeal, originally based on the memorandum of opinion
encompasses within its ambit the Apr. 1991 order of the Superior
Court.
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