Would YOU Marry Someone For Health Insurance, Due To Chronic Pain And Then Have The Wedding Of YOUR Dreams?
Sep 07, 2006 by Jersey Girl | Posted in Pain & Pain Management
I have confirmed pain, in my lower back and leg, from getting hit by a car, while walking in a crosswalk. I had the wedding planned before than my confrere, Mom, then Dad died, in less than six months. I was going to start planning the wedding for next summer, but got hit, and I am in lasting pain and can't work and very thrifty, and have some great ideas, but can't think utterly, at this time, until I have this surgery, that my car insurance will not approve at this time, and could take a year or more to approve. Would you couple now, to get the surgery done(as my Fiancee has great insurance and doesn't need any Approvals to see a authority) and then get married that summer after the surgery so my son (10) gives me away. Also, can you veil it or is it against the law not to say you are married? Opinions is needed! Thanks!
My Fiancee's insurance"COVERS ALL PRE EXSISTING CONDITIONS"as he works for the Military,and I would not lie doggo it to officials but to some family and friends,until we have our "OFFICIAL" Wedding, the summer after the surgery, s it is in the works, years ago!As I effort with insurance companies, and I know some insurance DO COVER PRE EXSISTING CONDITIONS, but you have to do research. Profit, each state is different! I guess, I am lucky to love a man, planning a wedding, over 3 years ago, and I am skilled to be covered for all my health issues, as my son has some, and his father WILL NOT pay for any insurance, and my Fiancee/Husband, would readily step up and be a DAD! I am blessed!So, if anyone stated that insuance will not cover Pre Exsisting condions, must do their homework, as there are some that do and YES there are some that will not,but with these days,most people have issues, even at emergence, and if you are from a single parent home,that child can't be covered? YES, they ARE COVERED!
get married get your injuries intent you can have a ceremony later ,
get married get your injuries obstinate you can have a ceremony later ,
only if it is for frudulent reasons
brinlarrr | Sep 07, 2006
I'd amalgamate for the insurance because you need your health! Also I would not hide it and lye because thats fraud and it may come back on you and you'd both be in schtuck! Its not worth it! I ;ive with my BF and we have considered getting married so I can have insurance but we have other financial issues but since you guys plan on getting married do it! Salutary luck.
anjelahoy | Sep 07, 2006
If you don't have constitution insurance right now, it won't matter if you marry your fiancee now or later. His insurance won't pay for your surgery because it's for a pre-existing demand that ocurred when you were completely uninsured. Additionally, you will have to have proof of your marriage for him to gifted to add you to his insurance plan. My job required a copy of the marriage license plus the social fastness card and/or driver's license that shows the name change. You can't get a social fastness card in your married name without sending the social security administration the wedding license, so unless you forge one, which is fraud and is illegal, you really can't fraud being married.
Mandy VZ | Sep 08, 2006
Family Health Insurance Plan For 19yr Old, 17yr, And Few Day Old Baby? Need It To Marry.?
Aug 25, 2007 by Elisha M | Posted in Insurance
My fiance and I poverty to get married right away and have been wanting to for a while but had to wait until the insurance plan he had at his job kicked in. That would have been next month but now he is getting another job and effective back to college next semester so we won't have that insurance. I can't marry him until we have the insurance thing figured out because I won't be covered under my parents' once we are wed and they won't let us money this is done. This is more urgent than ever that we get married now because my parents are driving us mad trying to control everything. I valid gave birth to our baby girl on Tuesday so we need to find a honourableness family plan. If you have any advice on what insurance carriers have good, hopefully inexpensive coverage please apportion. Oh and we are all in great health so existing health conditions won't be a factor in pronouncement insurance. And the state is VA.
You may not be skilled to get a family plan right now.
First of all, most insurers for privately purchased plans will order the infant to be at least 8 weeks old befor they will be covered. And they have to pass a medical exam. (The only way you can mostly add an infant to a plan immediately is if you already had the plan in effect, or if its a group plan through an employer.)
I tried plugging your data into ehealthinsurance.com and there were zero plans you were eligible for. Every plan either had a stipulation that the spouse had to be older than 17 and/or that the infant had to be at least 8 weeks old.
Perhaps your fiance should have considered these factors *before* he socialistic the job that would have provided insurance to him. At least he could have added the baby, if not you. (Once you become a parent and a husband/spouse, you have to start looking at the big picture...your actions don't just affect yourself anymore.)
Even if you could find a plan that would aside you as a 17 year old spouse and to enroll an infant younger than six weeks, the goad is likely to be $500 a month or even more. Health insurance is not cheap. If there is any way that your fiance can get clique coverage through an employer, that would be your best bet.
Gloomily, there are no "cheap" private health insurance programs out there that I'm sensitive of. If you are emancipated or marry your fiance, your income level may be such that you qualify for medicaid in your position. The only other option would be for you or your fiance to get a full-time job that provides an adequate income and insurance benefits to supprt you and your young man. He could still go to college part-time or enroll in an on-line university program--there are many acceptable ones out there. I assume that you need your parents' permission to marry in your style if you're 17. I realize you feel your parents are being very controlling--and maybe they are--but, in this square footage, they are just watching out for your and your baby's best interests. At least as a dependent of your parents, you modify for insurance coverage. I'm sure they love you and just want to be sure that you're enchanted care of. Congratulations on your new baby.
Yo' Mama | Aug 25, 2007
You may not be talented to get a family plan right now.
First of all, most insurers for privately purchased plans will lack the infant to be at least 8 weeks old befor they will be covered. And they have to pass a medical exam. (The only way you can loosely add an infant to a plan immediately is if you already had the plan in effect, or if its a group plan through an employer.)
I tried plugging your bumf into ehealthinsurance.com and there were zero plans you were eligible for. Every plan either had a stipulation that the spouse had to be older than 17 and/or that the infant had to be at least 8 weeks old.
Perhaps your fiance should have considered these factors *before* he progressive the job that would have provided insurance to him. At least he could have added the baby, if not you. (Once you become a parent and a husband/trouble, you have to start looking at the big picture...your actions don't just affect yourself anymore.)
Even if you could find a plan that would aside you as a 17 year old spouse and to enroll an infant younger than six weeks, the freebie is likely to be $500 a month or even more. Health insurance is not cheap. If there is any way that your fiance can get collect coverage through an employer, that would be your best bet.
sls314 | Aug 25, 2007
A 17 year old having a newborn ?
Holy ssss , you are so lucky your parents are still covering you .
Your newborn's daddy won't get insurance unless he works or pays at least $500 a month for one's own flesh .
And any job a 19 yr old takes over college , means being poor forever .
Did No One clear up the huge costs of having a family to you ?
Don't they cover it in high inculcate now ?
Teens with a baby are pretty much doomed to poverty unless they are unconditionally grateful to their parents so that the parents help .
Many parents would kick you both to the check for such selfish and ignorant behavior .
If you have 2 brain cells left-hand , START being so nice to your parents for not putting you on the street and letting you fend for yourself ( and have to become a hooker to support the baby )
OR , keep being a snot and learn what a street / bag ladys living is like .
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kate | Aug 25, 2007
Shoulda expended your $$ on rubbers. It's ok, there's always free clinics to care for you and your "one's nearest."
rocker | Aug 25, 2007
Have him go the the military. free coverage and he can still go to school.
kadkins_21 | Aug 25, 2007
Are You Buying Wedding Insurance?
Nov 05, 2009 by ShannonM | Posted in Weddings
Why or why not? I'm getting married Oct 23, 2010 and entirely plan on purchasing it for my wedding. I sell Wedding Insurance, but it wasn't until I actually got into my own wedding that I realized how important it in the final analysis is. What's your take?
It was definately NOT a disguised sales pitch!! I do quite well without pitching on Yahoo! Show one's gratitude you very much!
For everyone else, it's not just in case you change your mind....that part of the coverage won't even pay if the bride and neaten up are paying for the wedding on their own. It's in case something happens to a vendor, like they go out of business or if someone gets called to lively duty or someone important to the wedding gets hurt or sick and you have to postpone. It's to toady up to sure that the $5 or $10K in deposits doesn't get lost if you have to erase or postpone. Future Mrs. B, yep! It can cover for weather related incidents too! I'm having an indoors wedding, but all my guests are comming from out of affirm so I'm getting it anyway....just in case there's some horrible storm and no one can walk away it! Thanks guys! I'm purchasing my policy today :)
I bought it.
It was deep down cheap and covered us for a lot.
Espeically like if something happens to a wedding venue, or if one of our suppliers ceases trading (like the piece supplier/photographer etc) we're covered for our money. I haven't spent a lot for my wedding but I'd like to know its covered!
never heard of it, but amity your disguised sales pitch.
KorenMichelle | Nov 05, 2009
I never heard of it... Is it like insurance at best in case it doesnt happen. In my opinion if you need insurance you shouldnt be planning a wedding at all!
Kris L | Nov 05, 2009
Might be something to examine if you are one of those idiots..erm I mean "romantic" people that after to blow money you don't really have on an expensive "fantasy" wedding.
Toxic Panduh | Nov 05, 2009
I bought it.
It was unqualifiedly cheap and covered us for a lot.
Espeically like if something happens to a wedding venue, or if one of our suppliers ceases trading (like the bar supplier/photographer etc) we're covered for our money. I haven't spent a future for my wedding but I'd like to know its covered!
Coco | Nov 05, 2009
i never heard of wedding insurance... is this in package of rain?
Future Mrs B | Nov 05, 2009
Wedding Planning // Wedding Insurance?
If you settle on to get insurance for the day of your affair please make sure you read the fine print and ask the means to clearly explain the policy ...
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MadQ wrote: "Why should I have to if I have vigour insurance. Or are you saying all elective procedures should be paid for out-of-pocket? Or are you saying only non-elective abortions should be paid for? Why should belief have any say in what is covered. Should we refuse to pay for allergy relief for people who have shellfish allergies because Judaism and Islam ban eating shellfish? Just how far are you willing to interject your devout beliefs into people's health care?"
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First and paramount, let's just throw this out there; I'm not religious. So, please, kindly cease with the whole "forcing your creed on others" thing, as it's a tremendous non-sequitur.
Second of all, condition care means exactly what it says-- Taking misery of one's health. 92%+ of abortions simply do not fall into this grouping, as they're done out of want. Having an abortion because you don't want a kid is no more health be responsible for than is getting a tummy tuck because you want to fit into your wedding dress. You need to have an abortion because you were raped or because of health complications? Fine. You yearning to have an abortion simply because it would convenience you to do so? Pay for it yourself.
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