I have a court order to keep my child on my health insurance. I just found out my ex placed him on medicaid. What can I do?
You should notify your ex and Medicaid in writing (and retain a copy) that you have coverage for the minor child.
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You should notify your ex and Medicaid in writing (and retain a copy) that you have coverage for the minor child.
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