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Under the monthly income and expense analysis on Form 433-A,
petitioner and Christopher listed monthly wages of $9,167 and
monthly interest/dividends of $1,667 for total monthly income of
$10,834. Under total living expenses, petitioner and Christopher
listed $1,290 for food, clothing, and miscellaneous; $2,212 for
housing and utilities; $573 for transportation; $1,173 for health
care; $2,679 for taxes; $108 for child/dependent care; $56 for
life insurance; $672 for other secured debt (second house); and
$1,683 for other expenses comprising $600 in attorney’s fees and
$1,083 for church contributions. This brought their total
expenses to $10,446 per month.
Attached to the Form 433-A were the following: A uniform
residential appraisal report for the Beverly Hills, Florida, home
with an estimate of fair market value, as of March 16, 1998, of
$210,000; a Bank of America statement for petitioner and
Christopher for the period December 13, 2002, through January 14,
2003, which listed (1) their average balance of $8,165, a
beginning balance on December 13, 2002, of $12,423.62, and an
ending balance of $5,150 in their checking account and (2) having
an equity line of credit for $25,244.76; a Vanguard account
statement listing a closing and vested balance as of December 31,
2002, totaling $478,278.71; a Fidelity account statement listing
a closing and vested balance as of December 31, 2002, totaling
$29,865.49; their 2001 tax return which listed a total of
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