Expenses
Upload the receipt.
The split is done.
Upload the order once — it reads the split. Snap the receipt — the $120 lands on both houses already halved. You are not the clerk.
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Expenses
The order already has the split.
Upload it once. Civly reads the percentage. You do not re-do the math every time a receipt shows up.
Then
The receipt is the record.
Soccer. Dentist. Book fair. Snap it. The number and the photo live in the same place.
The week
Nobody is the clerk.
Divorce is hard enough. You should not be the accountant for the other house.
How do expenses work in Civly?
Upload the order. It reads the split. Upload the receipt. The amount lands on each house, next to the receipt — so at least the facts are not in dispute.
Do both parents have to be in for expenses?
Log expenses tonight on your own — receipts, amounts, the running total, all yours from day one. The half that needs both houses is the approve-or-dispute step; that switches on the day they join. Nothing you log before then is lost.
What receipts can I upload?
Soccer, dentist, book fair, the stuff you already pay. Snap it. It is logged.
How much is the expense tracker?
$79 a year or $7.99 a month. Expenses, messages, and the calendar. One plan.
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