- 4 - custodial parent of A. During that year, Medicaid, and not petitioner, provided healthcare benefits to A. During 2003, petitioner did not apply for food stamps or any other type of public assistance for his daughter A. During 2003, petitioner and Ms. Wus each asked Rosemary Srase (Ms. Srase) to babysit the children at Ms. Srase’s home. Ms. Srase was a longtime friend of petitioner and his mother who used to babysit petitioner when he was a child. Approximately two to three times a week during 2003, Ms. Srase usually babysat the children at her home for a few hours during the evenings. Occasionally during 2003, she babysat them during the daytime and overnight on weekends. During 2003, petitioner did not pay cash to Ms. Srase for babysitting the children for him. Instead, he did work for her at her home. Most of the time during 2003 that Ms. Srase babysat the children, she provided them with some food at her own expense. At no time during 2003 before petitioner moved to the Fox Road property did Ms. Srase babysit the children at petitioner’s residence or personally observe them at peti- tioner’s residence. When petitioner moved into the Fox Road property, Ms. Srase observed the children at that property. On at least certain days during the period January 2 through March 31, 2003, the Dover Educational & Community Daycare Center (Daycare Center) provided daycare for the children. On most, but not all, of such days, Ms. Wus brought the children to, andPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
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