Can my husband drop me from his insurance at any time, like if I left him?

dave49310

read the five love languages, gl

junkyarddogfan

state farm ins told me this when i tried taking my last soon-2-b ex off my ins...that they can't legally do it unless she agrees 2 b removed and signs paperwork releasing them from liability should something happen, or until they get a copy of the divorce decree signed by the judge.

jhayesrox

From my experiences....NO not until divorce is final. Same with all joint accounts one can not be removed until final of divorce. Most companies will not remove a person with out proof of divorce or account paid in full and divorce papers.

Best suggestion is consult with an attorney that offer free consultations....they would know best per your state and county.

yes, unless he signs in divorce agreement to keep you on it, until..................

waiting for baby

Yes, definatly if you left him

Lu-Lu

PROBABLY..........UNLESS IT'S A STIPULATION BY A JUDGE THAT HE DOES NOT.

Momof2inLa

Yes he sure can!!

CARFIX

Yup and I'd wish you ill health afterwards

poodle mom

he can drop you whenever...you dont have to leave him, he can drop you while you are married.

Colleen O

Yes

AtiaoftheJulii

Yes. You leave the insurance goes...hehe

Sorry couldnt resist..

P.S. He is probably paying for your health insurance and why should he continue to if you walk out on him.? I wouldnt..

Jal2003

I'm not positive but, I am sure that he can. He does pay for the insurance and so it is probably his choice who he wants to pay to have covered. Are you planning to leave your husband? If so, why would it matter if he kept you on the insurance plan? You cannot expect that he will want to support you if you leave him.

NONAME

yes

alpla

If he's the policy holder yes.
So important to have an attorney restrain him from doing so.

colder_in_minnesota

If you left him, that would be a bona fide change in family status, like death, divorce, or childbirth. He could drop you like a hot potato....unless you get a court order prohibiting him from doing it.

Lovebug123

Especially if you left him.

Deb W

Yes, of course. My ex did that to me...and I understood.

LadyDragon

i think M.A should get this one..

Prechaman

Yes!!!!

jeff m

YEP YEP YEP

Jet

Yep.

Joshen8700

The answer is actually No, he could drop you during the companies enrollment period, but he can only make changes outside of that if there is a status change. "Moving out" is not a status change but a divorce, birth, or spouses job change would classify as a status change.

Kevin M

YES!!!

whatchagonnado

Sure can.

Beach Girl

Yes he can. Unless you put in your Divorce Decree that you (and your children) must be covered by his dental/health insurance. Until then, he can drop you anytime...as long as it's his policy.

There is no state or federal law that says someone MUST cover their family with insurance, it's just a nice thing to do.

Vicky

YEP!

NEWPORT BEACH GIRL

YES. HECK...MY HUSBAND WON'T EVEN PUT ME ON HIS INSURANCE AND WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED FOR ALMOST 5 YRS...SO YEA HE CAN AT ANYTIME WHEATHER YOU STAY W/HIM OR LEAVE. I KNOW IT IS SHITTY BECAUSE HERE I AM A STAY AT HOME MAMA WITH NO INSURANCE AND OUR SON AND STEP DAUGHTER (MINE0 IS ON HIS INSURANCE EXEPT FOR ME!! I DO ODD JOBS LIKE BABYSITTING OTHER PEOPLES KIDS ...BUT THAT DOES NOT PROVIDE INSURANCE....

mJc

All depends on the outcome of your divorce agreement.

Gary D

Sure. There's no obligation for him to keep you on his insurance even if you stayed with him and things were fine.

Cathy

Yes

Most doctors offices & hospitals offer financial assistance if you get stuck with a very large medical bill in the future.

I am in the poverty guidelines, so they are very understanding giving me a reduced rate when needed.

Amber E

yes and I get the feeling that you want to leave him? is insurance your biggest worry?

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