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My husband just came back from Iraq 6months ago.?
his exwife who has constantly harass us demand all this money fro his daughter who attempted suicide among drinking and drugs she was put in a facility that was not covered by tricare insurance, she is demanding over$14,000.00 and dental fees. I suspect there is more $ owed than that , he went to jag they said he does not have to pay any bills outside the insurance she generated now the state is filed a dependent neglect case against him also for her skipping school she is 17yrs. old and has not reside with him since the divorce 3yrs. can they force him to pay all these bills ?
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- PhoenixWaterLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
If his ex wife did not get approval from tricare(that sounds like the case) for treatment prior to her being sent to the facility for drug abuse and suicide issues(tricare will cover part of this w/ prior approval) that is her fault. Your husband has her enrolled in tricare so that medical cost are kept at a minimum. I would offer to pay no more than $4,000.00 of it. That's if he's feeling generous and you can afford it. He also needs to demand that she go back to school or have her emancipated(declared an adult.)
- gilfinnLv 61 decade ago
The answer is... not likely he can be held accountable beyond what he is legally obligated to provide. Nevertheless, your husband needs to provide everything to the JAG and stand up for his rights and protection. Just don't ignore is and assume that everything is okay just because JAG says so. They aren't infallible either. On the other hand, if he does nothing, he could end up with a judgment against him, even if he is not obliged to pay. So don't take anything for granted, and keep working with JAG for his protection.
- 1 decade ago
Only an attorney can give this advice. She will probably win a settlement, but if you can agree on a lesser amount than pay the attorney his fee for his mistress' apt, then I would do that. The attorney needs money and will milk you for everything to support his vices. Anything you can do to settle out of court will be cheaper.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Not if jag said he didn't. Forget about it.