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(5) $75 for the childrens’ telephone, and (6) $30 for a fax line.
That attachment also claimed that S’s cellular phone was paid for
by Mr. Krasner.
4With respect to “Security system monitoring” expenses that
petitioner claimed, an attachment to the January 25, 2000 income
and expense statement claimed:
The home has always been protected by Vector Security
Systems, as required by the Philadelphia Contribution
Insurance Company, the homeowner carrier.
Husband refuses to pay for the security monitoring
system, stating “we can’t afford it.”
In the January 25, 2000 income and expense statement,
petitioner claimed the following tax and insurance expenses:
Self Children
Monthly Yearly (Monthly) (Monthly)
Taxes
Real estate and $833 $9,996 $166.60 $666.40
school
Insurance
Homeowner’s - $268 $3,211 $53.60 $214.40
(Phila.
contribution)
In the January 25, 2000 income and expense statement,
petitioner claimed the following automobile expenses:
Self Children
Monthly Yearly (Monthly) (Monthly)
Payments $807.97 $9,695.64 $323.19 $484.78
Fuel, oil 500.00 6,000.00 200.00 300.00
Repairs1 285.00 3,420.00 114.00 171.00
1With respect to “Repairs” expenses that petitioner claimed,
an attachment to the January 25, 2000 income and expense state-
ment claimed the following with respect to a Lexus LX450:
(1) $448 for a 30,000 mile checkup, (2) $198.69 for a tire,
(3) $75.26 for an inspection, (4) $256.74 for rear pads,
(5) $183.37 for a tire, (6) $575.87 for brakes, (7) $497.34 for a
left front caliber, (8) $304.44 for rear brakes, and (9) $83.15
for mirror glass. That attachment also claimed that four new
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