I have a question about drivers education classes as a section 7 expense.
My partner recently got an email about upcoming "extraordinary" expense for his daughter (who he never sees as a result of the ex - he keeps trying to see his kids) this email included the cost of a drivers licence test (about 100) and drivers ed (about 1000). The test (I think is part of his almost 800/month c/s) but is driver training a valid section 7? he has to pay about 70% of section 7's and we are beginning to feel like they are using him (and I) as a bank machine. The kids never see him or respond to any attempts at communication. They have even begun to ignore his mom and her attempts at staying involved in their lives. His agreement states that both parties must agree in writing before an expense is to be shared. Can he just deny this expense? his ex makes about 20k/yr he make 45k.
My partner recently got an email about upcoming "extraordinary" expense for his daughter (who he never sees as a result of the ex - he keeps trying to see his kids) this email included the cost of a drivers licence test (about 100) and drivers ed (about 1000). The test (I think is part of his almost 800/month c/s) but is driver training a valid section 7? he has to pay about 70% of section 7's and we are beginning to feel like they are using him (and I) as a bank machine. The kids never see him or respond to any attempts at communication. They have even begun to ignore his mom and her attempts at staying involved in their lives. His agreement states that both parties must agree in writing before an expense is to be shared. Can he just deny this expense? his ex makes about 20k/yr he make 45k.
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