Maintenance is limited to necessities, such as the cost of children buying computers and mobile phones, travel expenses, commercial insurance, etc. These fees have no legal basis and parents can refuse to pay.
The educational expenses for receiving high school education at or below school should be borne, but the extra school selection fees paid by private schools and aristocratic schools with higher fees or the sponsorship fees due to insufficient test scores should not belong to the maintenance fees.
If the child goes to school without the full consent of both parents, the parents who disagree may not pay the fee, but the parents who agree should pay the fee.
The amount of children's health care expenses should be considered from the following three aspects: the actual needs of children, the affordability of both parents, and the actual living standards in the local area. After divorce, parents who do not live with their children are divided into:
1, the income is fixed, and the number of childcare expenses can generally be borne by 20% to 30% of your total monthly income. The burden of raising more than two children may be appropriately increased, but generally it does not exceed 50% of the monthly income. The "total monthly income" here refers to the total wages, including wages and bonuses. If you suspect that the other party is concealing the actual income, you can apply for a court investigation order to investigate.
2. If there is no fixed income, the amount of child care fee can be paid according to the current income or the average annual income of the same industry. The specific distribution method can be implemented according to the payment ratio in Article 1.
3, there are special circumstances, such as children suffering from major diseases for a long time, or disabled children, can be appropriately increased. In combination with the above, although it is certain that the law has clear provisions on the scope and amount of payment of alimony, there are often cases where the party paying alimony is unable to pay or has the ability to pay and refuses to perform its obligations. In the case of inability to pay, both parties can solve it through coordination, but in the case of refusal to pay, it cannot be solved through negotiation alone. At this time, you can make a request to the court with the help of a lawyer, which is a reliable guarantee for yourself and your children.