My ex-wife wants me to pay half of everything
My son turned 16 and my ex-wife emailed me wanting $1500 TO Help buy my son a car and also to pay half his insureance and now she has mention college she wants me to pay half of that also.We got divorce in 1995 and i have paid C.S and 83%medical and use to pay 90%child care..My question is if she takes me back to court can the judge make me pay for her lawyer and for college and does the judge take in consideration that I have remarried and have two children to provide for also or does that not matter..do they just look at the dollar??and also my son had a kid and my ex wants me to pay half of his C.S (i was told i do not have to pay c.s for a grandchild it doesn't matter if my son 16 or not )thank you
WC Ins Co would not approve MRI request by their Doctor.
In Feb of 2004 I was in an Automobile Accident that was work related and not my fault. I went to the Doctor that my WC Ins Co recommended and He asked for an approval for a MRI. The Ins Co said no to their own Doctor. The Doctor made three requests stressing how crucial he felt the MRI was and he was turned down.
Skipping the play by play of delays by the Ins Co, in Feb or O7 I saw a AME who certified I needed a L5-S1 fusion.
Now, the Surgeon who is actually going to do the fusion says, based on a Discogram done in late May, that I now need the L4? disc fused as well due to the deterioration of the fractured L5. I was told that this was partly because of the amount of time that passed between the injury Feb 04, and now. The Ins Co just declined the additional fusion because the AME only certified the L5-S1. My current Surgeon is sending the Discogram Record to the AME so he can certify the additional fusion.
I understand that delays are part of the business plan for Insurance Companies, but is there a point where they can be held liable for the additional injury caused by their delays? Thank you for any feedback and taking the time to read my post.
HELP!!!!!Underinsured interest and personal exposure because of auto limits
I recieved a letter today from my insurance carrier, stating I might want to employ an attorney at my own expense to advise me in regards to a possible uninsured excess due to the limits of my policy. Is the insurance company suppose to provide me with an attorney or do i have to get one at my expense? I am no longer with this insurance carrier,,i switched after the accident to a less expensive one.... why are they telling me to get an attorney? is it becuzz Im no longer with them?
