How the balance reads

Settled at noon. Every accepted share has been marked paid, so nothing is open on either side.

The sun leans toward the side with an open share; overhead means settled.

NoonVale keeps the record. It never holds or moves money.

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Plain answers for sharing the kids’ costs

Written for both parents, not for one side. Each guide covers a question co-parents look up when a bill arrives, and ends with a way to keep the answer on record.

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How to split the kids’ expenses

Even splits, splits in proportion to income, splits by category, and how the two of you settle on one.

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What it covers
  • Even splits and splits in proportion to income
  • Different splits by category
  • A working split check
  • What to do when a new cost comes up

What counts as a shared expense

The categories parents usually share, the ones in between, and a checklist to talk through together.

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What it covers
  • Childcare, school, medical, activities, camps, clothing
  • Agreeing before larger purchases
  • The costs in between
  • A checklist to go through together

How to keep track of reimbursements

A simple routine from receipt to marked paid, with one running balance and a dated history.

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What it covers
  • Six steps from receipt to marked paid
  • One running balance
  • A dated history
  • Handling a questioned request

More guides are on the way, each one answering a question parents ask most about sharing costs.

When you have agreed, keep it in one ledger.

Free for both parents. Log what the kids cost, apply the split you set, and see one running balance.

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NoonVale keeps the record. It never holds or moves money.