Eugene Dotson Failure to follow divorce decree Paisley Florida

Eugene Dotson is still not complying with anything from the courts order. He has yet to give me a single dime for the equity in our house, he refuses to pay child support unless it is on his terms, and many more such contempts of our court order. His new wife needs to stick her fat octrich neck back and mind her own business. You heard me Martha, BACK OFF!!!!!

I have filed another complaint this time under deadbeats because he is paying child support when he feels like it. CSEA can't do anything because he pays enough to keep them off his back. I have since taken over enforcement of this case, have spent over 500 dollars that will not be refunded to me trying to get regular payments going and still nothing. He pays when he feels like it.

I hope I am alive when KARMA gets you Eugene. You profess to be a father but our child would be better off to never have known you than to have you for a father. You abused and neglected both of us while we were married and you have caused me tremendous agony due to your medical neglect of me. Due to that issue alone I have lost over two months from work and over 1000 dollars. I am also now in debt for nearly 20,000 dollars for the complicated surgery that could have been a simple one 6 years ago. Yet you again abused and neglected me in any way you could and here we are. I hope you realize that this will not go away and due to your actions in February concerning our child, that I will NEVER drop this. You have hurt me and our child for the last time. And I will make sure that you suffer the consequences from those actions even if I have to wait 20 years.

You can file a civil lawsuit against him for the parts of the decree he didn't uphold, like the $8000 he was supposed to pay. If you win, which is almost certain, you still have to collect though. You may be able to further garnish his wages in addition to the child support. Also if he has anything particularly valuable like a car with more than $1000 equity, or more than one car, an ATV, RV, big screen TV, guns, etc. you can have the sheriff sieze those and sell them.

The life insurance part just isn't going to happen though. If he could get insurance and had enough money to afford the insurance premiums it would be better for him to just give it to you now and hope he doesn't die.

Jennifer, The type of life insurance applied for does NOT in any way determine your insurability. IT doesn't matter if it is term, Whole Life, Variable Life, etc. All that matters is the amount applied for and the health of the individual (in addition to somker status, as well as any vocation which could cause uninsurability such as sky diving). and the amount applied for. The health drives the insurability and the amount drives what proof of insurability is needed. For example, for a $50,000 policy most companies require oonly a dried spot blood test. But for a million you are probably looking at a full blood panel, EKG, as well as any other test we might require.

As an underwriter I can tell you that with this mans history (which you listed as high blood pressure, alcoholism, obesity, and congestive heart failure) there is no way I would EVER approve any policy for this individual. I wouldn't issue a rated policy, not even a very high rating, I wouldn't issue it at all. The man is a fat alcoholic with high blood pressure and heart disease with congestive failure. This is a loss for my company and is an immediate decline.
I spoke to 3 of my colleagues as well and all three said they would decline.

As for him requesting it of you, this is standard divorce procedure, for both parents to have it to help pay for expenses f one should pass. I know I do as well as my ex wife.

Mr Dotson should have thought of this when he tried to take our child away from the only person who has ever cared for her. It is possible to get insurance even with the health problemns listed. It will be quite expnsive but it is possible. My mother retired from the insurance field and had worked in this field most of her adult life. While he will pay dearly for the coverage and it will likely only be term insurance, he can get it.

He should not have requested it on me (another tool to make me suffer - costing me more money) and then the judge in our case probably would not have thought to ask it of him. Anyway so sorry for his luck. I am sick of his constant abuse and using his money, and the supposed power he feels he has because we have shared parenting is going to stop. If it stops because one of his friends sees this then so be it.

Addition to all of this above. He also has his friends stalking me and spying on me by driving past my house. I know this because one of them has stopped my neighor and good friend twice now to bad mouth me to her. How would the judge feel if he knew this were going onn? In Florida it is against the law to surveil (SP?) someone in the manner they are doing. She is not a PI and for her to slander me to people like she is, is borderline stalking. And to claim that she is doing it to help my ex? Hmmmm judge would love to hear that too.

Jennifer,

Ther is no way with the medical conditions that you have stated that he will be able to get ANY life insurance coverage as he will both fail the medical exam and also the doctors reports would immediately send the underwriters into "decline" mode.

If he happens to get it via one of those horrible "Saw it on tv, no medical exam required" companies, your claim will be denied upon his death for pre-existing conditions. No medical exam is required, but you have to sign saying you are healthy, and he really isn't at all.

This part of your divorce settlement should be tossed aside as it is an impossibility.