I'm wondering what others believe to be an appropriate length of time to respond to your ex's request for S7 expenses, such as orthodontics?
I emailed my ex and his lawyer a copy of the invoice/treatment plan for my daughter's braces. She's anxious to get them on (sooner they're on, the sooner they're off she says) but I really need his share of the expense (or at least his share of the initial $1600 payment - the remainder will be on a monthly payment plan) to proceed.
My group insurance covers $0 towards this expense and my ex doesn't carry any benefits for our daughter (despite it being in the court order).
My ex typically never responds to anything at all, so I have no idea what the typical "turn around time" is in that household. What is an appropriate wait before I make a second request for this?
We're back in court in April for Settlement Conference, but the ex still hasn't complied with any financial disclosure, or information regarding benefits for our daughter (which the judge wants proof he can no longer insure due to a move state-side).
I don't want this to wait until April - his track record for complying to orders is quite dismal, and that could mean an additional 6 months before the braces go on.
I emailed my ex and his lawyer a copy of the invoice/treatment plan for my daughter's braces. She's anxious to get them on (sooner they're on, the sooner they're off she says) but I really need his share of the expense (or at least his share of the initial $1600 payment - the remainder will be on a monthly payment plan) to proceed.
My group insurance covers $0 towards this expense and my ex doesn't carry any benefits for our daughter (despite it being in the court order).
My ex typically never responds to anything at all, so I have no idea what the typical "turn around time" is in that household. What is an appropriate wait before I make a second request for this?
We're back in court in April for Settlement Conference, but the ex still hasn't complied with any financial disclosure, or information regarding benefits for our daughter (which the judge wants proof he can no longer insure due to a move state-side).
I don't want this to wait until April - his track record for complying to orders is quite dismal, and that could mean an additional 6 months before the braces go on.
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