dwmiller69
Junior Member
To be honest, my ex-wife has not shared much details of the test results. I know the doctor tests for dozens of potential allergies. I do know she is allergic to pet dander (she does not have any pets), dust mites, pollen. I also have these allergies but I just use a prescribed nasal spray. But there may be many other things she is allergic to that I'm not aware of.What is your daughter allergic to? And if it's not paid yet, you don't owe half yet. It's possible that the treatments (for which you'll be paying 1/2) won't begin til after the first of the year anyway.
And to answer a question from earlier, the mother does not have insurance through her work. She buys her insurance separately as an individual policy and pays a high rate as a result.
I do care about the health of my daughter and want what's best for her. I was just more curious with what the courts can really do if there is an expense that I would be obligated by court to pay 50% but there is no "extra" income available to raise my garnishment amount any. My understanding is that contempt means that I am ordered to pay but I refuse. If the court agrees that there is no ability to pay, I don't see how contempt comes into play. Does this simply mean the mother is ordered to pay 100% of the treatment?