My ex is ordered to have dd on his health insurance as of a year and a half ago. I asked him to let me know what to do several times and i have gotten no where. My dhs job won't carry step children on health insurance, so she is on state medical.
Any help with what I need to do. He is air force if that makes any difference.
Any help with what I need to do. He is air force if that makes any difference.
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Melissa
on Jul. 11, 2012 at 1:04 PM
Send a copy of the court order to his command. There is nothing else you can do unless you want to take it back to court.
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Melissa
on Jul. 11, 2012 at 1:45 PM
Do you know where he's stationed? You could contact the IG office at his duty station and file a complaint against him for not fulfilling his court ordered obligation. That would light a fire under him.
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Quoting chrlstoncharmed:Do you know his unit?
Well u know where he is normally stationed and where he is since he deployed a few months ago. Which would I go by?
Quoting chrlstoncharmed:Do you know where he's stationed? You could contact the IG office at his duty station and file a complaint against him for not fulfilling his court ordered obligation. That would light a fire under him.
Quoting lind.shep:
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Quoting chrlstoncharmed:Do you know his unit?
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if he's deployed, there isn't anything you can do until he gets back. they don't have a whole lot of access to that stuff depending on where he went.
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Brittney
on Jul. 11, 2012 at 2:19 PM
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Tell him you're going to contact his command and I bet he will step on it quickly.
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on Jul. 11, 2012 at 12:58 PM