Does my Ex husband have any claim on my medical malpractice settlement

     Typically, when parties are married and one spouse is injured, the other spouse may have a claim for what is commonly called a "loss of consortium."  That is a rather broad term and encompasses losses the spouse may have had as a result of  the injuries of the other spouse, including: loss of companionship, loss of household services provided by the injured spouse; loss of income, both of the injured spouse, and opf the other spouse who may have taken care of the injured spouse, and a host of other claims.  Of course, in your instance, those wouldlikely  be limited to the time frame from the time of the accident until your separation.    It also depends on how the settlement (if, in fact there is a settlement) or the verdict (if there is a trial) is worded.  You should ask your medical malpractice attorney to consult with a qualified family law attorney in your area to best work of this together.   Best  of luck, Cindy S. Vova Law Offices of Cindy S. Vova, P.A.