Health Insurance and Divorce in New York
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Navigating health insurance during a divorce in New York is crucial. The New York State Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) allows a spouse to continue their health coverage for a limited time, but the cost often shifts to the individual. Seeking alternative coverage options, such as Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans, is advisable. Additionally, negotiating health insurance responsibilities should be addressed in the divorce settlement to avoid post-divorce complications. Proper legal counsel and understanding available insurance alternatives are essential for a smoother transition in the midst of divorce.
Health Insurance and Divorce in New York
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