Parenting Tools

Co-Parenting Expense Splitter

Calculate fair co-parenting expense splits based on each parent's income — for medical, activities, school, and other shared costs.

Parent Incomes
Petitioner annual income
Respondent annual income
Many Utah divorce decrees split medical expenses pro-rata based on income. This calculator uses the income shares method consistent with Utah's child support guidelines.
Shared Expenses
Expense
Category
Total
P / R Split
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Unplanned Medical Expense Calculator

For unexpected medical bills, calculate each parent's share of the out-of-pocket remainder after insurance.

Total bill
Insurance covered
Child support is calculated separately using the Utah income shares formula.
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Frequently asked questions

How are children's expenses split in a Utah divorce?

Beyond base child support, Utah generally has parents share certain child expenses — like work-related childcare and the children's portion of medical costs — in proportion to their incomes. This tool estimates each parent's share.

What expenses are usually shared between co-parents?

Commonly shared costs include medical, dental, and vision expenses not covered by insurance, work- or school-related childcare, and often activities the parents agree on. Your decree or parenting plan controls the specifics.

Do we split expenses 50/50?

Usually not. Utah typically divides shared child expenses in proportion to each parent's income rather than evenly, so the higher earner generally covers a larger share.