In re Marriage of Kamzan CA2/7

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 23, 2014B241526California6,597 words

Opinion

Opinion

Woods, J.

DISCUSSION

I. Support Order

a. Evidence presented In support of her application for the OSC, Wife submitted a declaration and an Income and Expense Declaration showing her gross income before expenses in 2010 ($39,625.84) and 2009 ($59,296). She attributed the drop in her income to “an economic downturn in the market” and because she had to assist Husband with a trial case and with personal matters. She submitted Husband’s Profit and Loss Statement for 2009 showing a net annual income of $280,330, resulting in a monthly income of $23,361. She also submitted a chart prepared by Husband which showed a net annual income in 2010 of $317,368.92, resulting in a monthly income of $26,447. She stated his 2011 income would be consistent with his earnings in 2010. She outlined work which he performed for other law firms and provided lists of cases in which he is either attorney of record or co- counsel. She also indicated he received insurance disability checks of $7,000 per month. Husband also submitted a declaration which refuted Wife’s documentation. He submitted his own charts which he claimed were a more accurate accounting of his law practice’s income and expenses. His gross amount…

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