Exwife's is wanting money for secondary insurance coverage, do I have to pay?
914885
You really need to talk to your lawyer.  He will be able to interpret the divorce decree better than anyone on this site including you.  Although it does sound like she is trying to get more money from you it does seem like you have been made to cover the cost of the insurance for the children.  My guess is that the agreement doesn't specify if it is secondary or primary.  That might mean that you will have to re-imburse her for the money that she spends on the insurance.\n\nIn any event, I am certain that you would gladly pay this money if it meant that if she just dropped the insurance so that it did not exist you would have to cover what was not covered by the primary insurance.  That amount might be a lot more.
505552
are you the employer?  Have you paid the premiums?  I don't understand the situation.
485759
Yes you can, that's why doctors offices usually ask if you have any other insurance.
313297
I answered your other questoin about what to do.\n\nAs for the surgery, you should pay, but make her sign a pre-nup (or pre-divorce) agreement that if she leaves you, the cost for the surgeries should be deducted from her share of the marriage settlement.  After all, what are you going to do, each of you gets a breast?
780207
Request a claim form and fill it out.  If you are truly owed benefits, then yes you should receive them.  Call the company, insurance company, and ask them what your benefits are.
625873
This varies from policy to policy.  Be sure to check with your insurance agent.  Ours only covered $500 worth so we had to get a "rider" to cover my jewelry.
1090752
If you filed jointly, the check will be made out to both of you - you'll  both need to endorse it .    SOOO - take your half  OR if it applies only to her - let her have it in good faith - the divorce could be nasty if you don't. Also, have her sign a receipt for what she gets.
374905
Insurance would probably not cover this. They may approve other alternative therapies, but you're in for a fight with them if you want them to cover the cost.
1136145
I've done this for awhile (insurance).. depending on situation.  if it's someone elses fault you in the hsptl..you bill their AUTO insurance 'cause they have a 'medical clause" that states how much they will pay.  Then you file w/your MEDICAL but BE SURE to tell your insurance the situation so they can know. I've sent back ALOT of claims we shouldn't have paid 'cause the auto should have exhausted their medical $ 1st.  Same thing if your at fault; file w/your auto insurance-check w/them to see how much your covered for medical expenses; then your medical
1146730
Do you want a term policy or a lifetime policy?\nHow much love do you want insured?  The rates vary depending on whether it is puppy love, carnal love, a simple crush, unrequited love, romantic love, familial love or eternal love.  God's love is free and insured by heaven, so we don't cover that.  Is the love you are insuring going to cover just yourself, or another person as well?  Do you want injury protection in case of broken heart?  Do you need medical coverage for injury incurred during love making?  Do you want full coverage or depreciation over time?  I need all these things answered before I can help you.
1058799
You could check her insurance agent, but he/she may not know. If she didn't tell you she had insurance it doesn't really help.
514723
You are not obligated to pay for anything that involves children that are not yours or you did not adopt.  I don't know how close you were to the kids but it is acceptable to help the kids.  If you do so, I would do it directly.  For example, paying the coach for their fees not the mother.  She could use it for anything.\n\nAs for the car and phone, yes you do have to pay it because it is in your name.  If you do not pay it and neither does she, your credit will be ruined.  What you need to do, is either have the phone transferred to her name or discontinue the service.  As for the car, again you pay until you can transfer the title and then it's her responsibility.
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You'll have the right to drop her coverage from your work plan at any time (they can't force you to keep covering the child if you don't need the child on the group plan).\nYou can't ADD the child when you want though.  You do have to wait for open enrollment for that.
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You should hire another lawyer.  \n\nYou can sue the party that does not have insurance, but if they don't have the money for insurance, they probably don't have the money to pay you any judgment that you'd win.\n\nI'm presuming you did not have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage.  Did your wife lose the job as a result of her hospital time?  She may qualify for disability benefits from the state and from Social Security.\n\nGood luck.
389122
It's up to her to prove her entitlement to the payment, so you need to answer her pleading.  File an answer to her request for attorneys' fees and request a hearing from the Court.
1062892
really need more info,but if she is a licensed driver,then your insurance company should cover it,if she is under age or still a student.if she is not then i hope she has insurance herself.hen hers should cover it.
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Go here...\n\nhttp://www.alllaw.com/calculators/Childsupport/california/\n\nAnd type in your numbers.  The amount of the insurance premium that YOU pay that covers the CHILDREN.  So of coverage for you would be $200/month, you get to claim the extra $200 that provides coverage for the children.\n\nBut use the support calcualtor and you can get a good idea.