it is for a single mother who does not get child support from the father unless it's close to taxes and i get two checks.  My son needs braces and i don't make enough money to pay for them.  I do have insurance which will pay except 3700.00 so i am looking for help.
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DentAfford has an affordable dental plan. For as little as $6 per month you can obtain substantial discounts -60% or more in some cases- on all types of dental work. Also known as CIGNA Dental Network Access, it uses a pre-negotiated, reduced Fee Schedule.
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If you are a single mom the government will supplement your salary. They will pay you the other half of your wages so you get full time pay working part time.
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sorry when you have money you can not get help.  I was a single parent as my son was growing up and I did not use aid I got a job and raised him, he then learned if you want something you have to work for it. You could always get a job.  I am disabled and have medicare.  If you are too sick to work you can apply.
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Give me her number and I'll try to talk some sense into her. Seriously if my husband is injured I will think of his welfare first before I go to a dentist a get a bill of $655. What kind of a wife is this, she should learn budgeting and handling money. Tell her to be patient and that you are still not well to earn all that money. Be patient (oh well, you already are).
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There are options to you such as a state Medi-Aid plan for low income earners.  (Contact social services in your area). \nMost plans cover pregnancy, but are not always inexpensive.  Rates vary by state, so I'd suggest searching the web for "medical insurance (insert state name)"\nAre you a student?  If so, contact your school/college as they also have affordable insurance plans available.
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Have you went out to the state for help like the department of human resorces? or family independance agency? they will help you with stuff like that depending on your income, which you said is low so you should qualify...\n\nGood Luck
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You have to return to court and take with you all the documents that prove your payments and overpayments.  You may have to petition the court to adjust the difference since the other parent will, obviously, claim not to have the money but have spent it... that has already happened to two friends; one did not petition the court and waited for reimbursement; the "child" was not attending school, was not living with the mother but married and working... he never got the money back nor will he since it's TOO LATE (the kids is NOW 21 but he married at 17 and left school and was working, while the mother was keeping the money to gamble).  The other guy, who lost his home due to overpayment, had voluntarily agreed to have the money taken out of his paycheck... she claimed a need for more money (even though she is receiving child support from two other children and this child does not live with her... but with the grandmother whom she pays $400 a month yet she receives $1,200 a month from my buddy, and uses it to pay her car and her rent where she lives with her boyfriend... and the son does not live there!).  My buddy petitioned the court and got the child support reduced until the almost $6,800 is paid back to him; good thing he took all of the pay stubs for the past 10 years to court plus computer printouts of the same from the government job he has!  She earns about as much as he does, too, and she wanted him to pay $6,000 for a "dental" work she claims was done on the boy by a private dentist but she has a dental plan... when my buddy asked to see documented proof in the form of bills and to have the boy come to court to see the supposed work... she backed off quickly and the judge said he was NOT going to allow this kind of abuse to continue on HER part!\n\nDo what you have to do: go to court with your proof and petition a reduction in what you are paying now and ALSO petition that the amount owed you be ALSO reduced from what you are paying.
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I have.... I had a rough time when I didn't make much money and couldn't make my whole payments (made partials). They totaled up the back payments and took away my license even though I kept trying to call and pay it off.... I could never get through to anyone at the local office!!  I have since payed off all of it and I'm still waiting on my license to be reactivated.  They offer little help to the few fathers who are trying to do the right thing.  By the way.... my son spends every weekends with me.... I'm not just there for financial support.
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can't you explain all this to your divorce judge?  that you are on medical retirement for a reason?  because you're medically unable to work, now?  you could give up your retirement, but what if you don't get it back?  you don't want to give it up just to get more sick.  i understand child support, but alimony seems a bit of a stretch.  i would consider a part time job, perhaps, to supplement income.  surely this would be okay.
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Go to your State Human Resources website and look up child support enforcement. Call them and keep calling them. they will garnish a person's wages and give you that money.
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rehabilitation commission,they will help if its affecting the way you work!if you have any free clinics in your area they sometimes have a dental clinic that bases evevry thing on your income,thats how i am getting my teeth pulled,they are only charging me $40 a tooth to pull all of mine and they xrayed my whole mouth for $35.look at for dental colleges in your area they do the same thing!also you can go to affordabledentures.com,they are really cheap!they have a website at that site that tells you wether or not they have one in your state.i know they have several in texas,louisanna etc.they pull teeth and thier dentures are crazy cheap!i am going their after my dentist at the clinic gets through pulling my teeth,and its only gonna cost me $345 for both top and bottom plates together!hope this helps i know how hard it is !
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Yes it is you should apply at Social Security. My daughter gets it for the same thing.  Good Luck to You, I will keep you in my prayers.
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I think it would be great if we got some of these deadbeat parents to pay up!! I don't know anyone who is getting rich off child support. My support for my oldest is $200. a month. I haven't seen very much support..In the last 10 years I have received $377. SAD...isn't it. I think if he wasn't able to get a drivers license that would make a difference in the amount of child support I would see!!
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Yes, if I needed it.  Dental bills can be very expensive, and not everyone has dental insurance.
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You would need to contact your local department of health and welfare.  Some states will only consider your income, others consider income for the entire household.  Also, in some states, if you receive child support, they can require you to forfeit that to them for the food stamps (that's how it is in my state).  It all depends on how many people are in the household and the state's guidelines for poverty levels.