I believe the $100 rule is for medical expenses. As for other expenses, there is no hard and fast rule. Some families split a $20 school trip as a s7, some wait until the expense is over $100. It all depends on the situation, expense amount, child support amounts and incomes.
If your ex has a history of not paying her share you may want to rethink what you pay for and what you spend. It normally isn’t worth court and if you don’t have an order with a maintenance agency, you may be able to simply said you are reducing monthly support by x dollars until the amounts are repaid. An annual reminder may help too. When you have to update you can remind them that they owe you xyz from expenses in an attached chart and as such you will hold back abc dollars until it is paid etc.
If your ex has a history of not paying her share you may want to rethink what you pay for and what you spend. It normally isn’t worth court and if you don’t have an order with a maintenance agency, you may be able to simply said you are reducing monthly support by x dollars until the amounts are repaid. An annual reminder may help too. When you have to update you can remind them that they owe you xyz from expenses in an attached chart and as such you will hold back abc dollars until it is paid etc.
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