Hi all...new member here, have lots of questions, but one at a time eh? lol
I have been living common-law with someone for 10 years now, and he is not divorced yet. His ex is still on his medical benefits, as she has a lot of medical issues, and he promised his daughter that he would keep her on his benefits. I have no benefits where I work, and can't afford to go to a dentist. I'm assuming he can't have both of us on his benefits? I'm thinking this is why he's dragging his feet getting his divorce; not that he feels sympathy for her as much as he just doesn't like confrontations with her. Any input? Am I going to just have to suffer or save up money for my own benefits? Can this go on forever, or will his employer draw the line at having her on his benefits after them being separated for x number of years?
I have been living common-law with someone for 10 years now, and he is not divorced yet. His ex is still on his medical benefits, as she has a lot of medical issues, and he promised his daughter that he would keep her on his benefits. I have no benefits where I work, and can't afford to go to a dentist. I'm assuming he can't have both of us on his benefits? I'm thinking this is why he's dragging his feet getting his divorce; not that he feels sympathy for her as much as he just doesn't like confrontations with her. Any input? Am I going to just have to suffer or save up money for my own benefits? Can this go on forever, or will his employer draw the line at having her on his benefits after them being separated for x number of years?
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