Disagree With an Expense or Repayment

Since co-parents don't always see eye to eye on expenses, Custody X Change lets you decline (refuse) to pay an expense and mark a repayment as not received. You can also do both for your co-parent in case they don't use the app.

Unless you take one of these actions, the app assumes you're OK with the expenses and repayments entered.

Mark an expense as declined

When you open an expense, you'll see a "decline expense" button. (If you entered the expense, you'll also see an "edit" button. If the other parent entered the expense, you can't make any other changes to their entry.)

Type in a reason if you like.

On the main expenses page, rejected expenses look like this. They do not count toward the total owed, nor do they show up when you filter for unpaid expenses.

Mark a repayment as not received

When you open a payment, you'll see a "mark as not received" button. (If you entered the payment, you'll also see an "edit" button. If the other parent entered the payment, you can't make any other changes to their entry.)

You can type in a reason.

On the main expenses page, unreceived repayments look like this. They don't reduce the total owed.

If you're co-parenting, you may want to try Custody X Change. It helps you keep track of your schedule, calculate your parenting time and write a parenting plan.

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Six reasons to use Custody X Change

1. Organize your evidence

Track your expenses, journal what happens, and record actual time.

2. Co-parent civilly

Our private messaging system detects hostile language.

3. Get accurate calculations

No more estimating. Our automatic calculations remove the guesswork.

4. Succeed by negotiating

Our detailed visuals and plans make it easier to reach consensus.

5. Never miss an event

Get notifications and reminders for all exchanges and activities.

6. Save on legal fees

Our templates walk you through each step to reduce billable time.

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