The parties are discussing child support payments, health insurance coverage for the child, and potential changes in insurance providers. Miss Hill wants to keep the health insurance through her spouse, as she has not received a TRICARE insurance card for her daughter. She has been informed that Mr. Kraus dropped their daughter from Tricare Prime to Tricare Standard and her husband is now covering her on his insurance. The cost of health insurance through her husband's plan is $31 for health insurance and $11.55 for dental insurance per month. This coverage is important for their daughter, who has scoliosis and ADHD. Miss Hill is concerned about potential changes in insurance affecting their daughter's specialist care and medication costs.
The witness, Mom discusses the visitation schedule for their daughter Addison, which is based on Mr. Krauss's days off and has evolved over the years since their divorce. The schedule involves alternating weeks where Addison stays with each parent, with specific days and times outlined. The witness mentions that they want the schedule to be equitable and ensure that Addison has access to her father. They also bring up concerns about potential increases in medical copays under their current TRICARE Standard plan. Mr. Krauss testifies about Addison's current TRICARE coverage under his retired plan, which includes full medical coverage with a copay, as well as dental and vision benefits. He explains that there have been no changes to Addison's coverage since the divorce and that she can see any doctor she chooses. Mr. Krauss also discusses the cost of Addison's coverage and the process of getting her a new ID card. Additionally, he provides information about his employment as a police officer, including his reported wages and lack of recent promotions or pay increases. Finally, Mr. Krauss discloses his military background, retirement rank, and VA disability income.
The individual, Dad testifying discussed their financial situation, including receiving a certain benefit amount, no longer receiving military retirement income due to disability, and their agreement to pay half of their daughter's car payment and other expenses. They clarified that they have been making all required payments and mentioned extra expenses for their daughter's prom dress and activities. The individual also discussed their visitation schedule with their daughter and questioned the calculation of the new child support amount. The discussion centered around Mr. Kraus not paying for Addison's dress but instead sending the money to her husband. Mr. Kraus also failed to pay for Addison's hair despite being asked multiple times. There was mention of past instances where Mr. Kraus had not fulfilled financial obligations towards Addison. Both parties presented their sides regarding the car payment agreement, with Mrs. Kraus mentioning that the agreement was not legally binding and expressing a desire to have the car paid off for Addison by the time she graduates. Mr. Kraus expressed frustration at being portrayed as a liar and mentioned his efforts in co-parenting in the past. The judge reminded Mr. Kraus of his responsibility to provide Addison with insurance information and ID cards. The discussion touched on scheduling conflicts, COVID-related restrictions, and the need for ID card appointments. The conversation also included details about Addison's age and the timeline for child support. The judge emphasized the need to carefully review the decree and consider all factors.
Tricare is a health care program of the United States Department of Defense Military Health System. Tricare provides civilian health benefits for U.S Armed Forces military personnel, military retirees, and their dependents
• Mom wants to Relinquis...
Mom wants to Relinquish her Rights so she Doesnt have to PAY Child Support
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