I find this both interesting and troubling. The decree is vague. If the custodial parent were to request a modification, do you believe that this could be something that would be taken into consideration because it has affected the health of the child?
The non-custodial parent has switched without notice in the past causing a month wait time. The result was no meds which led to behavioral problems and a lengthy readjustment to medications.
There is secondary insurance in place which pays for anything that the primary does not. However, they...
If a parent has full custody of a child who is and has been on medication for ASD, does the noncustodial parent have a right to interfere with the route of medication delivery (a physical pharmacy vs. a mail order) because the noncustodial parent has been ordered to provide insurance coverage?