Alaska Administrative Code
Title 15 - Revenue
Chapter 125 - Child Support Enforcement
Article 1 - Calculation of Child Support Awards in Administrative Establishment or Review Proceedings
15 AAC 125.085 - Medical support

Current through February 27, 2024

(a) If the agency establishes or modifies a support order administratively, the agency will require health care coverage for the children covered by the support order if health care coverage is available to either parent at a reasonable cost, as defined in 45 C.F.R. 303.31. The agency will include in the support order a provision allowing a credit or debit for one-half of the cost of the health care coverage depending on which parent purchases the coverage, unless the agency finds good cause to order a credit or debit in a different amount.

(b) When the agency is enforcing a child support order issued by a tribunal other than the agency, the agency will seek a modification

(1) through the appropriate legal process to add a provision requiring health care coverage for the children covered by the support order if the order does not already include a health care coverage provision, and allowing a credit or debit for one-half of the cost of the health care coverage depending on which parent purchasers the coverage, unless good cause exists to request a credit or debit in a different amount; or

(2) of the order's existing health care coverage provision if the provision does not comply with state or federal law.

(c) Repealed 11/30/2002.

Authority:AS 25.27.020

AS 25.27.045

AS 25.27.060

AS 25.27.140

AS 25.27.190

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