§48-12-105. Employer's Obligation to Transfer Notice to Appropriate Plan
Within twenty business days after the date of receipt of the national medical support notice, the employer shall transfer the notice, excluding the severable employer withholding notice described in section 401 (b)(2)(C) of the Child Support Performance and Incentive Act of 1998, to the appropriate plan providing any health care coverage for which the child […]
§48-12-106. Notice Requirements for Certain Newly-Hired Employees
In any case in which the parent is a newly hired employee who is reported to the state directory of new hires pursuant to section 18-125 of this chapter, and if the Bureau for Child Support enforcement is currently providing services for this case, the agency shall issue, where appropriate, the national medical support notice, […]
§48-12-107. Notice Requirement Upon Termination of Parent
In any case in which the employment of the parent with any employer who received a national medical support notice is terminated, the employer is required to notify the IV-D agency of the termination, within fourteen days of the termination, and shall provide the Bureau for Child Support enforcement with the obligor's last known address […]
§48-12-108. Certain Liabilities of Parent for Contributions Under the Plan Subject to Enforcement; Exceptions
Any liability a parent may have for employee contributions required under the plan for enrollment of the child is subject to appropriate enforcement unless the parent contests the enforcement based upon a mistake of fact, except that if enforcement of both the full amount of cash child support and the full amount of medical support […]
§48-12-109. Custodial Parent to Receive Coverage Information, Documents
Within forty business days after the date of the national medical support notice, the plan administrator shall provide to the custodial parent a description of the coverage available and any forms or documents, including an insurance enrollment card, to effectuate the coverage.
§48-12-101. Definitions Applicable to Medical Support Enforcement
For the purposes of this article: (1) "Appropriate health insurance coverage" means insurance coverage that is reasonable in cost, comprehensive in nature and reasonably accessible to the child to be covered.
§48-12-102. Court-Ordered Medical Support
In every action to establish or modify an order which requires the payment of child support, the court shall ascertain the ability of each parent to provide medical care for the children of the parties. In any temporary or final order establishing an award of child support or any temporary or final order modifying a […]
§48-12-103. Cost of Medical Support Considered in Applying Support Guidelines
The Bureau for Child Support Enforcement or the parties to the case may bring a petition to modify the medical support obligations upon notification of any new source of insurance coverage or any change in circumstances as set forth in section one hundred six, article fourteen of this chapter.