Co-Parenting Tools

Co-Parenting Expense Splitter

Utah courts require both parents to share certain children's expenses, but the real fight is usually how those costs get tracked and split.

Income Information

Utah courts typically split shared expenses proportional to each parent's income.

Your Monthly Gross Income

Other Parent's Monthly Gross Income

Shared Expenses

Add expenses you share for your children. Utah law (§ 81-6-208) requires both parents to equally share uninsured medical costs. Other categories may be included by agreement or court order.

Monthly Amount

Frequency

Initiated By

Your Share

Expense Breakdown

Total Shared Expenses $0/mo

Your Income Share 50%

Your Monthly Obligation

Per-Expense Breakdown

Income Split Visualization

You: 50%

Other: 50%

Summary by Category

Utah Law Reference

Under Utah Code § 81-6-208, both parents must equally share uninsured and unreimbursed medical and dental expenses. Work-related childcare costs (§ 81-6-209) are split proportionally to each parent's income. Extracurricular and discretionary expenses require a separate agreement or court order.

OurFamilyWizard charges $149.99/yr per parent for expense tracking. This tool is free.

Documentation Reminder

Utah courts expect parents to document shared expenses. Keep:

Receipts for all medical, dental, and extracurricular expenses
Proof of payment
Written agreement or court order showing the expense was authorized
30-day window to verify/respond to expense claims (§ 81-6-208)