i was told by my attorney that he would take 30% of the settlement. i settled for $5000. but my attorney only wants to give me $2800. he says there are $800 additional fees. shouldn't all of his ...
I had an unattached, 2 car garage, which was just destroyed in a storm. I had it insured under my homeowners policy for $12,500.00, and it is a total loss. I am interested to know how the adjuster ...
The person responsible for the accident has a personal injury policy limit of $20,000. A friend's medical bills are over that. She suffered a broken leg, arm, clavicle, 2 ribs and has had ...
I lost my job recently. Since I was on a group plan, I have the usual expensive COBRA option. My new job does not come with health benefits. I can join on my spouse’s group health plan through his ...
I'm a successful part time entrepreneur in California, but I maintain my day job because of the group health insurance they offer. I'd like to cut the apron string and go out completely on ...
you always have the option of adding them, but you'd most likely have to add the wife as well.
toweram
I am in a second marriage and on my wifes insurance through her work. All of my children are on the same policy. I think the key is to demonstrate through your divorce agreement that you are required to provide health insurance for your children. Anyways, I believe this is done commonly.
dobrinski2003
Yes the y will as long as they live with you.
HEY HOW ARE YA
only if they are in your name
mbrcatz
Yes, they will, but you have to add them at the anniversary, or at the "event" which allows them to be added.
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