I asked my wife's attorney to add that I am not responsible for COBRA costs in a divorce decree. Does this protect me?

Question

The use of the word anticipate confuses me as opposed to she will not pursue COBRA or will at her own expense. 
 
Any and all expenses, including, but not limited to co-pays, 
prescription medication, or any other expenses not covered by said 
insurance shall be the sole responsibility of the Plaintiff. 
Defendant shall cooperate with and reasonably assist Plaintiff in 
obtaining insurance cards, applying for benefits, or other 
administrative tasks necessary for Plaintiff to continue to qualify 
for such medical/health benefits for said six (6) month period. 
It is the intent of the parties that the Plaintiff shall continue 
to be covered under the current health insurance policy in place 
through Defendant’s employer as a spouse for six (6) months post 
Decree and in accordance with Nebraska Statute section 42-372.01 
(Reissue 2016). Defendant is not to take any action to enroll 
Plaintiff in COBRA; Plaintiff does not anticipate pursuing COBRA

Julie Fowler · Answer

Your question is too specific for a general posting board like this.  What language makes sense in a case depends on the overall facts of the case.  You would have to consult with your attorney directly.

Julie Fowler · Answer

I wanted to add that if you don't have your own attorney, you are proceeding at your own peril.  At least hire an attorney to help you review your final order with you before signing.

Q: I asked my wife's attorney to add that I am not responsible for COBRA costs in a divorce decree. Does this protect me?