Marital assets are generally those assets accumulated during the marriage, with some nuances. The value of your retirement assets, regardless of where they were earned, would be considered a marital asset if they were acquired during the marriage.
Generally, during the pendency of the divorce, the court requires the parties to maintain the "status quo," meaning that if he is currently covered under your employer-sponsored insurance policy, the court would require that he continue to be covered until the divorce decree were issued and the marital property was awarded. Whether he has to contribute to his share of the cost during that period would be an issue for the court to address.
Once you are divorced, you can no longer provide coverage for him as a spouse.
Answered on Sep 15th, 2017 at 11:44 AM