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Ex provides health insurance and lost her job, do I need to provide?

Nov 14, 2010

Divorce Attorney Angela FoyQuestion:

My ex-wife was ordered to maintain health insurance coverage for our child. She has since lost her job and her insurance.

I can't put our child on my insurance because he does not live with me more than half of the year.

Will I have to provide the health insurance, or can I take her to court to force her to get insurance since she is in violation of the court order?


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Ask a Lawyer: Child Support/Maintence Lowered-Job Loss!-Help!!!

Nov 29, 1999

Question:

My Ex-Wife lives in Oregon with my two children, I'm temporarily in Oklahoma, and the Divorce was granted in Oregon. My ex was awarded $632.00 per month in child support. Due to my recent, involuntary job loss,it is hard to keep up with amount ordered. I have been paying this amount for several months now. Since I can't afford to hire an attorney to work on my behalf to get child support reduced,what are my options if any? Thank You

Answer:

I am not licensed in Oregon. Please keep in mind that laws differ from state to state and you should also consult an attorney in Oregon. Generally, support can be modified if there has been a substantial change in income. Loss of your job would likely constitute such a change. I recommend you utilize one of the child support calculators on dadsdivorce.com to recalculate your support on your current income. You are allowed to file a petition to modify without an attorney. There may be forms available through the State of Oregon to assist you in filing the modification.

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