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Travisty

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CO
As part of my divorce agreement my ex is supposed to carry the health insurance on our daughter and the support that I pay was to compensate for thar cost. In the event that her employer does not offer insurance, the cost was to be split and support modified accordingly. I have just learned that my child has not had coverage for over 6 months but I have still been paying support! What do I do now?
 


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Proserpina

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Travisty said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CO
As part of my divorce agreement my ex is supposed to carry the health insurance on our daughter and the support that I pay was to compensate for thar cost. In the event that her employer does not offer insurance, the cost was to be split and support modified accordingly. I have just learned that my child has not had coverage for over 6 months but I have still been paying support! What do I do now?
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Have you even tried to talk to Mom?
 
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Travisty

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Says she is working on subsidized healthcare. Not happy that I have been paying for something that isn't there
 
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BigMouthWino

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Travisty said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CO
As part of my divorce agreement my ex is supposed to carry the health insurance on our daughter and the support that I pay was to compensate for thar cost. In the event that her employer does not offer insurance, the cost was to be split and support modified accordingly. I have just learned that my child has not had coverage for over 6 months but I have still been paying support! What do I do now?
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Time to file an Order to Show Cause against Deadbeat Mom. Don't wait - every day you wait is another dollar down the drain.
 
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Travisty

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I'm not seeking a refund. I just want to know that she is covered. I suppose that my best bet is to add her to my policy and then try to get the support order modified. The subsidized plan is similar to Medicare but is run thru the state of Colorado. It is based on low income and is for children primarily
 
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BigMouthWino

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Travisty said:
I'm not seeking a refund. I just want to know that she is covered. I suppose that my best bet is to add her to my policy and then try to get the support order modified. The subsidized plan is similar to Medicare but is run thru the state of Colorado. It is based on low income and is for children primarily
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Best bet. Get her on your plan and pay less to Deadbeat Mom! That's the ticket!
 
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Silverplum

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Travisty said:
I'm not seeking a refund. I just want to know that she is covered. I suppose that my best bet is to add her to my policy and then try to get the support order modified. The subsidized plan is similar to Medicare but is run thru the state of Colorado. It is based on low income and is for children primarily
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Yes, that's your best bet, and best for your child. :)
 
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Proserpina

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Travisty said:
I'm not seeking a refund. I just want to know that she is covered. I suppose that my best bet is to add her to my policy and then try to get the support order modified. The subsidized plan is similar to Medicare but is run thru the state of Colorado. It is based on low income and is for children primarily
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So yes, I agree with SP. Specially if your coverage offers more than the Med/Col plan.
 
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