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his employer for the benefit of the * * * children”, which he
also did throughout the years in issue.
Petitioner has been employed with the Charleston County
Public Works Department since 1981 and was so employed during the
years in issue. His wages from his employment for those years
were $10,719 and $13,716, respectively. Petitioner had no other
income during those years. Ms. Hamilton was not employed and had
no income during 1995 or 1996. In addition to the child support
that she received from petitioner, Ms. Hamilton collected various
forms of public assistance on behalf of herself and the children.
She did not file a Federal income tax return for either year.
In 1995 and 1996, petitioner lived in a three-bedroom, one-
and-a-half-bathroom mobile home that he purchased sometime after
separating from Ms. Hamilton; she lived in a public housing
project. Petitioner purchased a three-bedroom mobile home so
that his daughter could have her own bedroom, and his sons could
share a bedroom of their own when the children stayed with him.
The children attended public schools during the years in
issue. When school was in session, they lived with Ms. Hamilton
at the public housing project. On most weekends during the
school year and throughout the summer recess, the children lived
with petitioner in his mobile home. When the children lived with
him, petitioner incurred expenses for their food, clothing,
medical treatments and recreational activities.
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