Divorce laws of massachusetts
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I too have BCBS and I live in Massachusetts, but my BCBS plan is out of NY (as our corporate office resides in NY), so I was not covered under Massachusetts laws (which mandates IVF coverage). It did allow me some coverage towards IVF, with a lifetime cap, but once I maxed that, DH and I had to purchase secondary insurance, which was out of Massachusetts and allows up to 6 covered IVF cycles.
m still legally married to someone else and he refusing to file for divorce. I served him paper two years ago but signed them to late. SHOULD I tell him about the baby in hopes that he will then file for divorce. Or just let him discover my growing baby.
I love him in a caring way but not an intimate way. Hes a type of person who gets hurt very easily, and I want to know how bad of an idea would it be if I told him I had been seeing someone for 7 months?.... Yeah I know that sounds like a STUPID question. But it may be the only way for him to let me leave him. But how would that work with custody for our child. My friends have told me that, that won't matter in divorce court.
In the divorce paperwork they will set visitation. Idk what the laws are where you are but here in KY you can not file for divorce until the child is born. You can file for legal separation but that is it. I would go ahead and call a lawyers and see what the rules are in your area. You may be able to file but not go to court until after baby is here. In divorce papers they will set up child support, visitation, medical support for baby etc.
I very much like the way you put that. It comes back to seperation of church and state. You cannot have laws made for a specific religous belief and still maintain equality under the law. It doesn't work, and you cannot have it both ways. Well put Teko. I know you have mixed feelings of this issue personally, and I think it is wonderful you are able to put those aside as it pertains to the law. Good for you!!!!
So i dont understand some of the things people say.. Theyll tell me " u need to sleep as much as u can b4 the baby comes" but when i take a nap, they tell my husband am lazy. Or my husbands dog. Shel get loose and leave. And they always expect me to go chase after her. Am due in 2days. Yeah i want to have my baby already but geeze am not going to chase after a dog.. Even so the dog comes back on her own.. Why does people have to be like this..
i havnt told him my pregnant because im fearing he will try to take the baby away from me because im poor. he doesnt even take care of his own son. im the one stuck taking care of him while hes at work all day. hes a truck driver. what should i do. part of me wants to leave him and not tell him anything but another knows its wrong.
Matthew Segal, legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, said the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the government cannot prohibit public speech just because it contains profanity.
The ordinance gives police discretion over whether to ticket someone if they believe the cursing ban has been violated.
Duphily, who runs an auto parts store, is among the downtown merchants who wanted take a stand against the kind of swearing that can make customers uncomfortable.
The problem is about EXPECTATIONS!! We expect too much from our in laws at the time of pregnancy. We want them to care us like our mother n father but we have to remember they are our in laws not our real parents. Our parents gave so much love to us so we expect same from others. I used to feel same when I am still 35 weeks pregnant but now I am used to it and expect less from my MIL..
I've done a really stupid thing. See my father in law and mother in law are divorced but they are on good terms about it. My father in law has been dating this women for over a year, they have had a very rocky relationship. Despite that though when we go over there I talk with her a lot and were kinda close.
Everything was fine and my in-laws took extreme care of me and were happy. But in my 4th month of pregnancy, they all of a sudden asked me if I know the sex of the baby in my womb and they asked me to go to some small hospitals and check it. I didnt understand why they were saying so. But I didnt do it. Later in the fifth month, they insisted me to check and they said they will agree to let me stay at home only if I give birth to a boy baby.
If you live in Illinois you should get the state mandated coverage, even if your insurance is based out of Iowa. The laws pertain to your state and where you live. However, here's what your problem with your insurance could be....if for some reason your insurance is "SELF FUNDED"....they make up their own rules and don't have to follow state mandated laws. I believe BCBS has many employer groups that are self funded.
Hi all! I have a fiance who is divorced with a 4 yr old son. Over the course of my time with my fiance, our relationship has remained strong and we have a great bond. His family, however, has done everything in their power to ruin what we have. I fault my fiance and his ex for providing the grandmother with too much time with the grandchild and now grandma can't seem to distinguish that she's just a grandmother and not the mother of this child.
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