Sentences with phrase «custodial care costs»

This type of insurance can help cover personal and custodial care costs, including daily living activities such as bathing, dressing and eating.

Not exact matches

During the later years, covering costs for custodial care can be astronomical.

This issue can get murky when a couple has been jointly caring for an animal for years and sharing veterinary expenses, food and other custodial costs (as well as intangible «costs» like time spent with the animal), despite who may have initially paid any fees in acquiring the animal.

The law assumes that the custodial parent already covers many of the costs involved in caring for a child.

It was argued that such policies do not provide sufficiently comprehensive coverage of the cost of medical care, and are limited benefit plans that provide or pay for the cost of custodial and other related services in connection with a long term, chronic illness or disability.

(iv) If health care coverage is not available to either party at a reasonable cost, the court may order the custodial parent to apply for government - sponsored coverage, such as the Children's Health Insurance Program («CHIP»), with any co-premium or other cost apportioned between the parties in proportion to their respective net monthly incomes.

LTCSO allows the owner of the AAFMAA policy the option of converting the death benefit on an eligible insured life — normally payable only upon the death of the insured — into regular periodic payments prior to death, specifically to defray the cost of nursing home, custodial or home health care for the insured.

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For example, a private room and skilled nursing care costs more than a semi-private room with just custodial care.

Child support guidelines take the income of each of the marital partners in a divorce into account, The child support owed by either party to the children of previous marriages, the number of children, educational cost, medical expenses, day care expenses for the custodial parent and other expenses all contribute to the final amount owed by both the custodial parent and the non-custodial parent.

Child care costs may also be split when it is necessary for the custodial parent to work or seek employment.

If a parent can claim a child as his / her dependent and if the parent has child care costs for this child (who must be under age 13) IRS Regulations also permit the parent to claim a child care credit if he / she is the custodial parent.

Unless the noncustodial parent is already providing health care to the children, the custodial parent must provide coverage if it is available to them at a reasonable cost through employment or other group coverage.

But Arizona courts typically make modifications only when there has been a substantial and continuing change in circumstances, such as a custodial parent's planned move out of state; criminal activity or drug use by a parent; or increased child care or education costs.

When parents are divorced or separated and filed separately, only the custodial parent can claim the child care credit even if both parents have paid child care costs.

Unless the custodial parent is a stay - at - home parent, infants and preschoolers must go to day care, and the cost is often significant, especially for younger children.