Does Paying for Your Ex's Health Insurance Affect Spousal Support
My question involves a marriage in the state of: Pennsylvania. I may be going through a divorce soon. We have been married 23 years and my wife hasn't been employed for 21 years. My monthly net income is $5600. My employer provides medical insurance for her , three children , and I. My employer provided insurance is expensive. How much is the medical insurance going to affect the amount of ailimony that I gave to pay her?
Re: Does Paying for Your Ex's Health Insurance Affect Spousal Support
Why do you believe you will be ordered to insure your ex-spouse after your divorce is final? Now that the PPACA is in effect, she should qualify for an individual plan or Medicaid, and (if she enrolls in an individual plan) should receive a substantial subsidy.
Re: Does Paying for Your Ex's Health Insurance Affect Spousal Support
I'm not going to confuse the issue now because Mr. K is most likely correct. But IF your attorney, when you get one, thinks there is a real reason to believe that you'll be order to continue to insure your ex, come back here because there are a couple of issues you'll want to be sure you take into consideration.