Legal Question in Family Law in Maryland

Re: Insurance Coverage

Based on what you quote from the agreement, it appears that you have a case. However, getting a judgment

and actually collecting are two different things. Moreover, without seeing the entire agreement and the decree of child custody and support and your decree of divorce,

little else can be said. Your case is somewhat complex since it is based on the terms of the agreement, the decree, and statutory and caselaw.

If he does not pay for this apparent obligation and there are other obligations and responsibilities that he still owes, you are likely to be faced with further denials of

his legal and parental responsibilities. Unforntunate as it may be, you need to look at it from this perspective in considering whether you acquire an attorney. Basically put, once he gets away shorting you or his children, he may be inclined to continue unless you confront this inclination through actions in court or otherwise. Thus, even if you may not be able to gain the monetary benefit of a judgment at this time, the future may be affected if you choose not to act. In this

case, it is strongly recommended that you obtain an attorney to evaluate your case, develop alternatives, and pursue action.

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