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If dad (or rather his wife) didn't have insurance, then she'd be on my policy, which has better coverage in any case. He would have to pay for it then, because in my state NCP's pay for insurance.
As for the fraud accusation, why would I be committing fraud, since the decree says that we split...
Yes, there was a court reporter there, and so there was a transcript. I thought that "due process" would require that a specific rquest for modifcation be filed and heard before a judge before things could were added to a new order, unless both sides agreed.
The decree says that we split the cost of what is left after his insurance company pays. It doesn't address the issue of my secondary coverage. Again, I don't see why the fact that I pay for extra coverage (to reduce my share of insurance costs) should effect his responsibility to pay what is...
What is the name of your state?
Texas has jurisdiction. We live in Illinois.
I went to court in December. He sued for custody after I moved out of state, while I sued for changes in visitation and child suport After the hearing (I retained custody and got an increase in support), the...
You are so wrong. Let me guess-- you are a second wife.
What I object to is the fact that ex thinks he can use the fact that I am paying for extra coverage in order to reduce his share of our child's out of pocket medical expenses. Here is the procedure--I submit bills to his policy. His...
Again, my question is---legally, can he insist that I file with my insurance company as secondary coverage, given that there is no order in place that compels me to even have that coverage?
What is the name of your state?
Texas has jurisdiction. We live in Illinois.
Two years ago, my ex filed to get daughter's health insurance transferred to his wife's policy arguing that the cost was lower. It was, but her insurance is an HMO versus my PPO. Since then I have kept paying for my...
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