- 6 - The collection hearing between petitioner and Ms. Magee was held as scheduled on January 7, 2004. The only position asserted by petitioner at the hearing was that she was unable to pay her outstanding liabilities. In support thereof, she provided to Ms. Magee a completed Form 433-A. On the Form 433-A, petitioner indicated that she and one dependent, a son of 13 years of age, lived with her parents; that petitioner was on leave from her occupation as a registered nurse; and that petitioner possessed assets to the extent of $500 of furniture and personal effects and a $5 balance in a savings account. The Form 433-A then reflected the following analysis of monthly income and living expenses: Monthly income: Disability insurance $2,600.00 Monthly expenses: Food, clothing, and misc. 500.00 Housing and utilities (parents) 300.00 Transportation 100.00 Health care 620.00 Life insurance 98.74 Other expenses 360.00 Total 1,980.005 The $360 in other expenses was for a contribution to petitioner’s church. 5 The Court notes that petitioner apparently rounded the total of $1,978.74 for the listed expenses.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Next
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