Mission:
To maintain our life so we are happy, safe,
and comfortable. To work together without
marriage with a common purpose to benefit each other. To spend more time together and enjoy our
surroundings. To create financial, home
and health goals toward retirement. And,
to appreciate personal time to partake in leisure time and personal activities.
Reimbursement:
Ann to be given $... each week ($... each
13 weeks) into her account for 16 hours of work per week for … @ $... an
hour. This money along with the $... for
disability each month will remain in the account Rich maintains for Ann giving
Rich sufficient time to pay bills for joint costs/split evenly 50-50 and Ann’s
expenses. Any “extraordinary” bills –
such as housing maintenance needs will be discussed with as much time as
possible to budget the expenses. Rich
will cover expenses with his account or joint credit card if necessary to
balance accounts, but full and equal balance should be paid by both as soon as
possible. Most money will be a paper transfer from Rich’s account to Ann’s, but
both will have options of taking personal monies (after expenses) from checking
account to savings, to bank cards, or cash.
If Rich is unable to complete the cost of reimbursing Ann, then the fee
scale will be put on hold on a month to month basis, but as well, Ann will no
longer be obligated to work 16 hours for …, or be responsible for any more than
$... toward bills from her disability check.
She should do everything in her power to continue committing to other
responsibilities as listed, as will Rich.
Expenses:
Joint: All interior and exterior household expenses including prior
loan balance from Ann’s mother, window expense on … card, furniture expense at …
and fitness equipment on … credit card account. Also covered are Equipment,
housing materials including house, garage/driveway and lawn, cleaning supplies, hardware, house insurance, rent, and
utilities (gas, electric, and satellite) and handyman repairs. Included are all food (people home and
restaurant/with receipt of expense) and animal’s (food and waste needs), medical,
medicine, toiletries, entertainment, Rhapsody, vacations, Ann’s car and Ann’s
repair on car, and both Ann and Rich’s car insurance. As well as computer
software, hardware (that isn’t covered by business). As well clothes, haircuts,
postal, non-work related gas and parking, medical, and insurance for Ann’s
Supplemental, dental and medicine, and for Rich’s health and dental. Veterinary expenses for both animals,
including pet insurance. Gifts for family, with the exception of … and … with
each “joint gift” cost not to exceed $....
Any balance over $... per person will be paid by the individual giving
the gift.
Ann: Gifts for Rich, Multiple
Work or other Multiplicity projects, quilting expenses including fabric,
supplies, equipment, weekend getaways, and services rendered such as quilting
fees, unauthorized online service fees.
Cash out with no receipt.
Rich: Gifts for Ann, former house and it’s expenses, Alimony, life
insurance to ex and family, loans for children, boat, trailer, motors, or other
electronic equipment, boat insurance, or any other fishing costs related to
sport including time spent out of house on short or extended trips. Cash out with no receipt.
Business: All business expenses including customers, shops, labor, taxes,
past due loans (…) or other facilities, materials, supplies, trucking, SUV and
business allowance of gas, phone, internet, Microsoft and Adobe for business.
Anything that can be fairly claimed as a business deduction.
Coverage:
Ann and
Rich will each keep a bank card and two credit cards, and they will both get an
American Express card for joint expenses.
Ann and Rich will both take petty cash as agreed, but primarily Ann will
supplement her spending money on her debit card to the second checking account. Each will receive petty cash in the amount
justified by their private account balances.
All personal credit cards and petty cash will be considered separate as
a Rich or Ann personal expense.
Responsibilities:
Ann: All interior household duties in all rooms
from 5’6” down to the floor (i.e. picking-up and clearing/cleaning flat spaces,
sweeping, polishing, vacuuming, dusting), laundry (i.e. retrieving, washing,
drying, steaming, mending and putting away), daily (as often as possible)
litter box litter/garbage to sunroom and dishes. Will track all expenses through credit card
statements, bank statements and cash receipts. Will coordinate household and
business paper files, documentation on paper, and on computer including all
expenses. She will be the IT coordinator
for … and in the future will assist … with marketing online (working alone or
beside Rich), will as well do other business objectives up to a total, but no
more than 16 hours per week @ $... per hour.
Time includes business meetings. Ann will continue as best she can to
keep herself physically and mentally healthy (such as fitness goals and seeing
doctor’s regularly as scheduled). Will
take all responsibility for the dog – other than discussed below, and with the
exception of the last trip outdoors at bedtime or approximately 10-10:30 pm
which will be taken care of by Rich as part of his process of shutting down the
house. Ann will not owe Rich money in
excess of $... a month ($... income plus $... disability) for joint expenses
unless agreed (i.e. making payments). Will coordinate self-workload while
trying to accommodate the other when at all possible. Will have the option to pay for
self-responsible duties at one’s own personal cost.
Rich: Will be responsible, own and manage … while
setting optimistic goals. All interior
household duties from 5’6” up to the ceiling (i.e. cleaning and or dusting) as
well as windows, tubs, toilets (including floor surrounding toilet) and
sinks. He will be responsible for
getting garbage out from sunroom to outside garbage container and the container
to and from pick-up space. As well all
outdoor/garage work he hasn’t contracted out (including dog area), shopping for
food and household items not purchased by Ann on Internet, and for cooking one
dinner meal (unless it is agreeable to eat out) starting by approximately 5 pm if
at all possible. Rich will assume care
of the cat’s eating. Will coordinate
self-workload while trying to accommodate the other when at all possible. Will have the option to pay for
self-responsible duties at one’s own personal cost.
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