You will still need to enter the 1095-A on your return. You and your ex-wife can allocate the premiums any way you both agree on. If she is paying the entire premium, then she can take 100% and you can take 0%. You will both need to indicate that this is a shared policy, then you will be given the option to allocate the premiums and for which months it was a shared policy.
Once you enter the 1095-A on your return, it should be accepted by the IRS.
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