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Custody And Dental Neglect
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In California, if a court order does not specify a deadline for compliance, prompt action is generally expected. If your ex-husband has not obtained insurance for your daughter following the August 14, 2025 order, consider addressing the issue with the court immediately to enforce the order. For drafting a court declaration, include details of dental appointments, diagnoses, and the impact of custody changes on dental care. Highlight any neglect in following through with necessary treatments. Consulting a family law attorney can provide further guidance on these matters.Full Conversation
Both Dr. Anne and Dr. Alison, along with their staff have gotten to know Madelyn over the years and learned what has worked and what hasn’t. They know each of her appointments takes twice as long due to all the additional steps they have to take in order to keep her calm. Madelyn has also grown to trust them over the years because of all this additional care they provide. However, based on past experiences, it is well known that anything can trigger Madelyn to go into a full blown panic attack and prevent any further treatment from being provided.
Since the new custody order on August 14th, * required everything of Madelyn’s to be moved from my place of residence to Oxnard, I made the appointment scheduled for August 18th, * in which Madelyn was to have a spacer placed at *:* AM then a cap placed at *:* PM in an attempt to get the issue resolved prior to her first day of Kindergarten.
It seems like you’re dealing with a situation involving Madelyn's dental care and a recent custody order. To provide better guidance, could you clarify if you’re seeking advice on custody arrangements, dental care decisions, or something else?
How can I word it in my declaration to the court explaining that Daniel is neglecting her dental care
To draft your declaration, consider the following points:
- Clearly state the dates and details of the dental appointments and diagnoses.
- Include Dr. Anne's recommendation for immediate intervention and the consequences of delaying treatment.
- Highlight Madelyn's anxiety and the need for trusted dental care.
- Mention how the new custody order affected her dental care schedule.
- Conclude by emphasizing Daniel's neglect in following through with necessary dental care.
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- Clearly state the dates and details of the dental appointments and diagnoses.
- Include Dr. Anne's recommendation for immediate intervention and the consequences of delaying treatment.
- Highlight Madelyn's anxiety and the need for trusted dental care.
- Mention how the new custody order affected her dental care schedule.
- Conclude by emphasizing Daniel's neglect in following through with necessary dental care.
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can you help draft?
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Here's a draft for your court declaration:
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Declaration of [Your Name]
*. On July *, *, I informed Daniel of Madelyn’s dental appointment scheduled for August *, *, at *:* a.m.
*. On August *, *, Dr. Anne Pedersen diagnosed Madelyn with a substantially deep cavity in one of her lower molars. Dr. Anne recommended immediate intervention to cap the tooth to prevent further decay, which would require sedation if delayed.
*. Due to Madelyn’s extreme anxiety and inability to cooperate during dental treatments, capping has been the most practical intervention. Both Dr. Anne and Dr. Alison, along with their staff, have provided special care for Madelyn, which she has grown to trust.
*. Despite knowing Madelyn’s dental needs, Daniel has failed to prioritize her treatment. The new custody order on August *, *, resulted in disruptions to her dental care schedule.
*. I made an appointment for August *, *, to place a spacer and a cap to resolve the issue before her first day of Kindergarten. However, Daniel’s neglect has jeopardized Madelyn’s dental health and well-being.
*. I urge the court to consider this neglect and take appropriate action to ensure Madelyn receives the necessary dental care.
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Here's a draft for your court declaration:
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Declaration of [Your Name]
*. On July *, *, I informed Daniel of Madelyn’s dental appointment scheduled for August *, *, at *:* a.m.
*. On August *, *, Dr. Anne Pedersen diagnosed Madelyn with a substantially deep cavity in one of her lower molars. Dr. Anne recommended immediate intervention to cap the tooth to prevent further decay, which would require sedation if delayed.
*. Due to Madelyn’s extreme anxiety and inability to cooperate during dental treatments, capping has been the most practical intervention. Both Dr. Anne and Dr. Alison, along with their staff, have provided special care for Madelyn, which she has grown to trust.
*. Despite knowing Madelyn’s dental needs, Daniel has failed to prioritize her treatment. The new custody order on August *, *, resulted in disruptions to her dental care schedule.
*. I made an appointment for August *, *, to place a spacer and a cap to resolve the issue before her first day of Kindergarten. However, Daniel’s neglect has jeopardized Madelyn’s dental health and well-being.
*. I urge the court to consider this neglect and take appropriate action to ensure Madelyn receives the necessary dental care.
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How long does my ex-husband have to get insurance on our daughter since it was ordered all her providers be moved to ventura county with him?
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In California, the timeframe for your ex-husband to obtain insurance for your daughter depends on the court order specifics. Generally, compliance should be prompt, but the exact deadline might be specified in the custody or insurance order. Review the court documents for any timelines or consult a local family law attorney for clarity.
In California, the timeframe for your ex-husband to obtain insurance for your daughter depends on the court order specifics. Generally, compliance should be prompt, but the exact deadline might be specified in the custody or insurance order. Review the court documents for any timelines or consult a local family law attorney for clarity.
I live in SLO County and he lives in Ventura County. I have CenCal but it doesnt cover primary care in ventura county. the judge ordered her primary be moved to ventura county
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To assist further, could you clarify if you're seeking guidance on how to address the insurance coverage issue or if you have concerns about the judge's order moving Madelyn's primary care to Ventura County?
To assist further, could you clarify if you're seeking guidance on how to address the insurance coverage issue or if you have concerns about the judge's order moving Madelyn's primary care to Ventura County?
How long till I should bring it up to the court that he hasnt gotten her insurance?
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In California, if your ex-husband hasn't complied with the court order to obtain insurance for your daughter, you should address it as soon as possible. Generally, you can file a motion or request with the court to enforce the order. It's advisable to consult with a family law attorney for precise guidance.
In California, if your ex-husband hasn't complied with the court order to obtain insurance for your daughter, you should address it as soon as possible. Generally, you can file a motion or request with the court to enforce the order. It's advisable to consult with a family law attorney for precise guidance.
how long after the order if there is no deadline?
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In California, if a court order does not specify a deadline for compliance, the expectation is generally for prompt action. If your ex-husband has not obtained insurance for your daughter, consider addressing the issue with the court immediately to enforce the order.
In California, if a court order does not specify a deadline for compliance, the expectation is generally for prompt action. If your ex-husband has not obtained insurance for your daughter, consider addressing the issue with the court immediately to enforce the order.
the order was made on August 14th, *
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It seems you're dealing with a complex situation involving custody and healthcare arrangements. Consider addressing the insurance issue with the court promptly, especially since the order was made on August *, *. Consulting a family law attorney might offer further clarity and assistance.
It seems you're dealing with a complex situation involving custody and healthcare arrangements. Consider addressing the insurance issue with the court promptly, especially since the order was made on August *, *. Consulting a family law attorney might offer further clarity and assistance.
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