Advik Patel is married and has two children $($aged $15$ and $19).$ Advik's net income for the current year is $$123,500,$ and his spouse, Anushka Patel, earned net income of $$65,700.$ Their $15-$year$-$old son has no income, and the $19-$year$-$old daughter works part$-$time and earns income of $$12,500.$ During the current year, Advik paid for the following medical expenses:

$1.$ Prescription medication for himself and his spouse $(50\%$ of this cost was reimbursed by Advik's private health insurance plan$)$: $$1,250$

$2.$ Dental expenses for $15-$year$-$old son: $$1,895$

$3.$ Teeth whitening cost for Advik: $$350$

$4.$ Private health care insurance premiums for the current year: $$1,050$

$5.$ Eye exam and contact lenses for the $19-$year$-$old daughter: $$750$

Determine the maximum medical expense tax credit the family can claim for the current year and who should claim the medical expense tax credit this year.