Sciarretta v. Sciaretta, No. Fa97 0158308 S (Nov. 14, 2000)
Opinion of the Court
I. The plaintiff obtained medical insurance effective on September 1, 1999 for a monthly: premium of $104. The defendant is responsible for 50% or $52 monthly. The insurance has been in force for 14 months. The defendant's share is $728. The plaintiff admits to receiving payments totaling $170. The court finds the defendant owes $558. This finding is without prejudice to the defendant producing proof that he made two additional payments of $85 each which he claims to have made to the plaintiff. Until such proof is produced the defendant shall pay the plaintiff $558 to be current through October, 2000.
II. The plaintiff began an orthodontic treatment for her daughter and has paid $865 as of the hearing date. The court finds that the defendant is responsible for 50% or $432.50 to said date.
III. The plaintiff produced documents demonstrating co-pay payments for various medical bills totaling $275. The defendant acknowledged most of the items. The court finds that the defendant is responsible for 50% or $137.50.
CT Page 13875 The court finds the total due the plaintiff from the defendant is $1128. The defendant agreed in open court to pay the plaintiff one-third on November 30, 2000; one-third on December 30, 2000 and one-third on January 30, 2001. These payments are in addition to his ongoing obligations as provided in the judgment.
So Ordered. No contempt is found.
HARRIGAN, J.
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