Thursday, February 27, 2014

ALASKA Part 68

How do I figure out how much the child(ren)’s health insurance costs?


The child support order will include information about the child(ren)’s health insurance coverage and the cost to cover just the child(ren). If the children are able to receive free medical services through the Indian Health Service or the military, the order will note it. If health insurance is available to one or both parents for free or at a reasonable cost, the child support order will state which parent must get health insurance. In general, the court considers the cost of health insurance to be reasonable if it is 5% or less than the adjusted annual income of the parent who may be required to purchase the insurance. Usually the order will split the cost of health insurance between the parents, although the court may order unequal payments if there is a good reason.

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