Friday, July 8, 2011

I'm not capable to work anymore due to my health,to what extent i could give support to my illegitimate child

I'm not capable to work anymore due to my health,to what extent i could give support to my illegitimate child?
I am reffering to financial support. Legally, how much do I have to give to the child? Will it be based on my income? I am already married and we have child already. The mother of my illegitimate child wants a bigger amount that I can't give due to my condition.
Other - Pregnancy & Parenting - 2 Answers
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Be there for him, take care of him, love is free
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1. Your presence. Just being there to play with your child and teach your child are vital parts of supporting your child. 2. What are you using to support yourself while you're not working? Explore ways of cutting costs to help provide financial support if your child needs it. If you're receiving outside support from an agency, it's possible that your support could be increased if you can claim the child as a dependent. 3. You specifically state that this child is illegitimate--does that mean that you have a partner that would be displeased if you spent time with your child? Try to make arrangements so that you can be part of your child's life. Use time while your partner is at work or otherwise occupied. I'm not saying lie about you're doing, but make it unobtrusive.

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Monday, July 4, 2011

Dependent child Health Insurance question

Dependent child Health Insurance question?
Currently 23 years old and going to College(graduating in Dec 08). Right now I recieving insurance through my dads work. My question is I plan on applying this year as indpendent so I can get finacial aid my last semester. Will I be dropped form my dads insurance? How long before the insurance company finds out? After graduate I'll get my own insurance but until then I would like to be able to use my dads. (Will it help if I file my taxes as dependent)
Insurance - 3 Answers

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I'm surprised you weren't dropped at 22. My insurance dropped my son, who was still in college, at 22.
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It depends upon the insurance company and the plan you have. Some companies will drop you if you are no longer a dependent while others don't care. Each company also has different age limits, some companies will allow you to stay up to age 25 as long as you are in college while other companies will now allow up to age 30 even if you're not in college as long as you're not married and living at home (it doesn't matter with this company if you are a tax dependent). So the only way you will know is to call the insurance company.
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You will have to read your dads policy to see how dependents are covered. Some insurance cover a child up to 25 as long as they are a full time student others stipulate that in addition to being a full time student you must also be a dependent and claimed on your parents taxes. As far as when the insurance company will check, that is usually when they receive a claim. the claim is put on hold and they write a letter to the insured asking for documentation showing that you meet the criteria to be covered. So, even if the insurance company hasn't canceled you, you very well could have your claim denied. The policy will say that it is up to the insured to notify the company when their dependent status changes.

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Friday, July 1, 2011

Child only health insurance

Child only health insurance?
I have done some research and haven't been able to find any decent child only insurance. My daughter is four months old, and we are looking to insure her in the state of Connecticut. What insurance companies supply insurance for just her? Thanks!
Other - General Health Care - 1 Answers
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Lots of states have childrens insurance programs or medicaid for low income. Check into those alternatives. I am sure you can contact your local Social Services with questions.

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