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During the years in issue, petitioner made monthly
contributions to an employee stock purchase plan provided
by his employer. Petitioner's contributions were used to
purchase stock in American Airlines. During 1992, 1993,
and 1994, petitioner realized $1,039, $1,327, and $1,022,
respectively, from the sale of American Airlines stock.
Petitioner received $10, $40, and $59 of interest income
in 1992, 1993, and 1994, respectively.
Sometime in January 1988, petitioner was transferred
by his employer from Oakland, California, to Tulsa,
Oklahoma. In August 1988, petitioner's oldest daughter,
Angie Columbus, was separated from petitioner and the other
members of his family and was taken back to California and
placed in foster care. It appears that this action was
taken pursuant to an order of a juvenile court in
California, but the record of the instant case does not
contain that order or explain the reason for the juvenile
court's action.
On or about October 23, 1989, the Superior Court of
California for the County of Alameda entered a default
judgment and order which directed petitioner and his wife
to pay $308 per month for the support and maintenance of
Angie Columbus. The default judgment also found petitioner
and his wife indebted to the County of Alameda in the sum
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