Quick rundown
My ex is self employed and doesn't carry any benefits. I am employed and carry benefits for my kids and myself.
I just found out that my son 12 needs braces. Now the benefits which I pay for every week cover $1500.00 lifetime per child.
My question is this. My Ex seems to think that all expenses should be split proportionately by income once the $1500.00 from my benefits have been exhausted. My thought is I pay for the benefits bi-weekly and in doing so I should be the one to benefit from them. So I feel that the $1500 should be deducted from my proportional share.
Anyone every come across this?
My ex is self employed and doesn't carry any benefits. I am employed and carry benefits for my kids and myself.
I just found out that my son 12 needs braces. Now the benefits which I pay for every week cover $1500.00 lifetime per child.
My question is this. My Ex seems to think that all expenses should be split proportionately by income once the $1500.00 from my benefits have been exhausted. My thought is I pay for the benefits bi-weekly and in doing so I should be the one to benefit from them. So I feel that the $1500 should be deducted from my proportional share.
Anyone every come across this?
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