The judge added that while the mother cited inflation and the increased cost of living, the father would have faced these challenges too.
She noted"big-ticket items" appearing in the children's latest lists of expenses, including a desktop, tablet, mobile phone and printer.
"I was of the view that such expenses were subject to affordability and should be discussed between the parents, in consultation with the children, as part of responsible co-parenting. The children were, after all, teenagers capable of expressing their needs and preferences," she said.
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