Although triumviratus was an official term, the First Triumvirate was a private agreement. Its members did not have a positive agenda, but simply wanted to bypass the Senate, obstruct the normal political process, and help each other.
1 No. During a special enrollment period under HIPAA triggered by the birth of a baby, your wife and newborn may be added to coverage regardless of health conditions as long as they are added within 30 days of the birth of the baby.
Insurance providers are required to cover a newborn for the first 30 to 31 days of life under the parent's policy. After your baby is born, call your insurance company within the first 30 days of his life to add him to your insurance policy. If coverage lapses, a baby can be denied coverage, and you may have medical bills that go uncovered. Fill out any forms your insurance company sends you.