Divorced since 2003, ex does not live with me nor is a dependant, NOT on cobra, and remarried in 2004 (lives with new wife). A georgia policeman told me “you can insure anyone you want”. 24 calls to other insurance agents all agree with me- it is not legal. Who is really right???

PS- if the health ins was provided under a domestic partners policy would that be fraud in ga??
I asked the police because I’m the new wife. It’s not Cobra, it’s Ex-wife and MY husband in this fraud together. I have her insurance card (renewed in 2006) showing her name and his. OUR marriage in 04, he lives w/me, but has mail to her house.
Police blow me off as a revengeful liar trying to get the law to violate HIS privacy laws.
If nothing else, her employer is getting screwed to cover someone not elegible. Proof of the fraud will strengthen my divorce case, I think.
*The truth will set you free*

“afford” insurance? My golfing buddy, the plumber, the republican, should be here in about an hour for our eleven thirty tee time, has insurance. He’s worried about his heart, had some tests done, one doctor told him he better have a bypass in the next four days, six months later they sent him a letter saying if he didn’t have more tests within the next week they would be forced to drop him because of the risk he is bearing. Saw another doctor last month, was told he was fine after more tests. My point, he’s paid over eight thousand dollars for tests that shouldn’t have amounted to more than a thousand. Is an insurance card a free pass to health providers to commit fraud? Would he have been better off paying for the tests out of is own pocket?

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