Legal Question in Family Law in North Carolina

If your Agreement was drafted properly this would not be an issue. It sounds very much like your Agreement is a DIY Agreement. If so, you are now learning why that was a really bad idea because at least with regard to the medical insurance issue (and very likely a host of other issues and issues you never though of) your Agreement has about the same worth as toilet paper. So basically if you and your ex can not agree on what uninsured medical costs are, you may need the Court to interpret it for you. Generally, the Court will take a reasonable person standard along with an intent of the parties standard to determine what your defective Agreement means. Of course, it would likely be less expensive to have an attorney review the Agreement and modify it if possible (or more likely scrap it and start fresh). This shouldn't be too expensive. A lot of firms including ours have flat rate billing for a comprehensive Agreement starting around $250. Best of luck to you?