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The non-custodial parent has group health insurance available at work. Must the child be covered by that insurance?

April 26, 2017child Covered group health insurance Insurance non-custodial parent

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The non-custodial parent has group health insurance available at work. Must the child be covered by that insurance?

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Yes. Health insurance must be included in any child support order. Even if it is not available immediately, the court will order the non-custodial parent to provide insurance when it does become available. This applies to all cases.