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Expense Tracker: How to View, Share or Edit Your Report

With Custody X Change, you can quickly print a report of your child-related expenses. It might serve as a log for your personal records, as evidence in court, or as an invoice to show the other parent how much they owe you.

Find details on how to view, share and edit your report below.

If you're looking to share expense information instantly — with either the other parent or a law professional — consider linking Custody X Change accounts.

View your expense report

  1. Click the expenses tab. (On a phone screen, you may need to click "more" first.)

  2. Use the menu at the top left of the page to choose a date range. You can select a given range or choose "other dates" to enter a custom one.

  3. You can filter by category to narrow your search further.

  4. In the top right corner of the page, click the printer icon.

    You'll be taken to a view of your expense report.

Share your expense report

From the report preview you navigated to in the steps above, you can print your report or save it for use beyond the Custody X Change app.

To save as a Word document, click the "save as Word document" button. A download will begin. You can open the downloaded file with a text editing program.

To save as a PDF, click the "save as PDF" button. A download will begin. A PDF file has the same visual format on any screen, making this a great file type to share by email.

To print, click the "print" button and select the appropriate settings for your printer.

Edit your expense report

If you see things you'd like to change in your report preview, hit "back" to return to the main page of your expense tracker. From there, you can:

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Examples:

Schedules

Long distance schedules

Third party schedules

Holidays

Summer break

Parenting provisions

Scheduling:

How to make a schedule

Factors to consider

Parenting plans:

Making a parenting plan

Changing your plan

Interstate, long distance

Temporary plans

Guides by location:

Parenting plans

Scheduling guidelines

Child support calculators

Age guidelines:

Birth to 18 months

18 months to 3 years

3 to 5 years

5 to 13 years

13 to 18 years

Terminology:

Joint physical custody

Sole physical custody

Joint legal custody

Sole legal custody

Product features:

Software overview

Printable calendars

Parenting plan templates

Journal what happens

Expense sharing

Parenting time tracking

Calculate time & overnights

Ways to use:

Succeed by negotiating

Prepare for mediation

Get ready for court