What happens if health care coverage is unavailable to the obligor?
If health care coverage is unavailable to the obligor for the parties’ children at a reasonable cost, the court shall order the obligee to provide health care coverage for the children if it is available at a reasonable cost, not to exceed 5% of the obligee’s net monthly income. Back to Question (K) 8.
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