The parent would still submit the expense but only the amount that relates directly to the children. For example, if they have a receipt from the pharmacy that totals $100 but only $45 dollars is for the child’s expenses then the expense entered would be for $45, not for the entire $100 receipt.
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- Can the mother submit a receipt as proof of payment for an expense related to children and then ask for payment?
- Does the transparency only apply to additional expenses or does it include the base pay CS payment? I.E. Do I get to see where the base payment of CS gets spent as well?
- Hello, I already have a new account and I'm entering my bills. If I give the other parent access, can he change the information that I have entered?
- How do I set up alimony payments on SupportPay?
- My grandma was receiving child support for me but I no longer stay in the house how can I get access to my money?
- So, I was a little confused about the tracking additional expenses vs the base pay. If I'm ordered to pay $550 a month, do I actually get to see where that $550 goes?
- What are the differences between a free and paid plans?
- What if an expense is deemed completely unnecessary? (An above ground pool or toy go kart)
- What if mother does not include a receipt for an expense(s) after payment?
- What if the expense receipt has something unrelated to the children?
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