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The additional money for the minor child’s coverage, exceeds the 50% withholding allowance that I can deduct.. What do I do?

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The additional money for the minor child’s coverage, exceeds the 50% withholding allowance that I can deduct.. What do I do?

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A. Cost for medical coverage, when added to the withholding order amount, should not exceed 50% of the disposable income of the employee. If the employee is not eligible because medical coverage can not be obtain at reasonable cost, complete the bottom section of the NMSN, entitled ” Withholding Limitation Exceed” and return to the court.

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