- 5 - and to meet with clients from Fred Sands. In September 1998, petitioner and his then-girlfriend signed a new lease for Camino Cristobal, at which time petitioner’s girlfriend began to reside with him. In 1998 petitioner paid expenses for Camino Cristobal, which amounts remain in issue, as follows: (1) Rent of $11,100, (2) repairs and maintenance of $141, (3) utilities of $510, and (4) telephone of $498. In mid-1999, petitioner moved to a single family residence in Moorpark (which is in the Thousand Oaks vicinity) (Moorpark home) under a lease with an option to purchase.3 The Moorpark home includes approximately 1,100 square feet and has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room, and a dining room. Petitioner used the second bedroom as an office. (For convenience, we refer to Camino Cristobal and the Moorpark home collectively as the Thousand Oaks home.) In 1999 petitioner paid expenses for the Thousand Oaks home, which amounts remain in issue, as follows: (1) Rent of $5,550, (2) utilities of $549, and (3) telephone of $544. C. Petitioner’s Family Household In November 1997, petitioner’s father, Lorant, became disabled. Before his disability, Lorant worked at LERC 3 At a time not disclosed in the record, petitioner purchased the Moorpark home and currently resides there.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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