The Second District Court of Appeal reversed today in Weaver v. Weaver, a case in which the lower court had ruled that each party to the divorce would pay 50% of uncovered medical expenses as incident to child support. The Appellant argued that the law in fact requires the court to divide those expenses according to each party’s pro rata share of the total income available for support, and the Second District Court agreed.
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