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Parsons Avenue residence with Lillie Lucas through 1998; Henry
continued to live there until he enlisted in the U.S. Army on
November 4, 1997, after graduating from high school earlier in
the year.
In November 1997, the circuit court for Volusia County,
Florida, entered a final default judgment of dissolution of
marriage. In the judgment, the court (inter alia) awarded
custody of Ceola to petitioner and ordered Mr. Corley to pay
child support for his daughter in the amount of $97.50 twice per
month through the registry of court.2
In 1995, petitioner had total income in the amount of
$10,791, consisting of net profits from her day care business in
the amount of $6,274 and wages in the amount of $4,517. In 1996,
1997, and 1998, petitioner had total income in the amounts of
$12,400, $13,725, and $18,527, respectively, consisting solely of
wages. Petitioner expended her total income to support herself,
her children, and her grandmother, and to maintain the West
Euclid Avenue residence (in 1995) and the South Parsons Avenue
residence (in 1996 through 1998).
During the years in issue, Mr. Corley was employed by the
City of Deland, Florida, and received wages in amounts not
specifically disclosed in the record. After he separated from
2 By the time the circuit court entered its judgment, Henry
had attained the age of majority.
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