Regular Medical - Issue

[hardin]

I reside in Michigan and have now been divorced 3 years.  I've 2 youngsters and I am the non-custodial parent.<br />
My EX is requesting for re-imbursement for Normal Medical Fees (OME) that have exceeded the total amount that I invest in the twelve months.  I'm required to provide integrated in the JOD Healthcare Overall health Insurance coverage, though not needed to offer each and every other kind of coverage.<br />
The expense below consideration is absolutely an orthodontic expense.  My child got braces at a cost of $1,800+ bucks. Due to the fact it was a choice with my company's well being insurance coverage program   nbsp & I voluntarilydecided to provide dental insurance coverage.  My EX is requesting my component (52%) of the total quantity my dental plan didn't pay.<br />
Ought to not the quantity of my voluntary dental insurance coverage price (of over $900+) count included in my share toward the OME?  or do I devote 52percent of the non-covered expense?<br />
Thanks,<br />
DrSound<br />
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[Bogey]

Yes, but the insurance was to insure me against the charges, not my EX.  It is the difference in me paying $270+ dollars or nothing.

 

DrSound

[lalla3]

Well, what exactly does your divorce decree say about health insurance and medical expenses?

Quote it word for word.

 

[kenway7]

View it this way.<br />
If you did not have the dental insurance you'd be spending 52% of two or three times just as much. Appears like a scrub to me.<br />
You have the choice of saying no and see if your judge may accept you.<br />
Or you can discuss something which you can equally reside with.<br />
Perhaps your ex lover must subscribe to the price of the dental insurance. In the end, your ex lover could be spending 48% of two or three times just as much without it.