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07-03-2009, 03:22 AM
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NCP Child Support
I currently paying child support for one child and in the child support order states I have to pay 50% of all medical cost not covered under the medical insurance that I provide. My insurance coverage has two options and she chose the one that lets her pick a HMO, instead of utilizing the contracted doctor's under the plan. Do I have the position to mandate her to utilize the contracted doctor instead of the HMO she selected?
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07-03-2009, 09:19 AM
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You have a position to force a selection of the most economical provider.
Unfortunately, that is a loophole you will probably have to close with a "Motion to Clarify Final Judgment." and a related hearing. Attorney Howard Iken
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07-15-2009, 03:02 AM
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Thank you
Thank you for the info. Also, I was wondering. She is giving me 10 days to make my portion of the payments. I do not feel that is adequate time. So, I have been paying them at 30 days. Also, there is nothing in my child support order that stays the time frame to make payments. Please advise.
thank you.
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07-15-2009, 07:05 PM
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If there is no provision, the time frame is anything that is "reasonable." I would say 30 days is reasonable.
Attorney Howard Iken Divorce Attorneys in Florida Child Support Custody Alimony Divorce Steps Asset Division
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07-17-2009, 07:06 PM
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Child Support Modification
I am currently in the process of getting ready to retire from the military and will be putting in for a modification of my child support payment due to my military retirement check. If I get employment after this modification is made. Will the Child Support Agency submit for a modification of child support for that income or will they let stay at the modification amount?
I was original advised, that the custodial parent does not have to report income changes. Only the NCP (Person paying childsupport) has to report income changes. Please advise.
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07-18-2009, 08:42 AM
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Child Support Agencies are not that snappy
 No one will automatically pick up on an income change. It appears to happen on more of a random basis. Attorney Howard Iken Divorce Attorneys in Florida Child Support Custody Alimony Divorce Steps Asset Division Divorce Mediator Bankruptcy
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