Idaho § 32-1214G ENFORCEMENT OF MEDICAL SUPPORT

Idaho Statutes

§ 32-1214G — ENFORCEMENT OF MEDICAL SUPPORT

Idaho § 32-1214G

Title 32DOMESTIC RELATIONS

Ch. 12MANDATORY INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR CHILD SUPPORT

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Idaho Code § 32-1214G (2026).

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(1)In any case for which an assignment of medical support is in effect, the department shall petition the court to include health insurance that is available through employment or another group health benefit plan to either parent, and the department shall take any action necessary to ensure that one (1) parent secures and maintains medical insurance required by the support order.

(2)An obligor may request an administrative review within twenty (20) days after a notice of intent to enroll one (1) or more children in a health benefit plan is mailed by the department.

(3)The department shall cancel a notice of intent to enroll or a national medical support notice if the parent does not owe medical support, the parent is no longer obligated to provide medical support, or medical support ot

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(1) In any case for which an assignment of medical support is in effect, the department shall petition the court to include health insurance that is available through employment or another group health benefit plan to either parent, and the department shall take any action necessary to ensure that one (1) parent secures and maintains medical insurance required by the support order.
(2) An obligor may request an administrative review within twenty (20) days after a notice of intent to enroll one (1) or more children in a health benefit plan is mailed by the department.
(3) The department shall cancel a notice of intent to enroll or a national medical support notice if the parent does not owe medical support, the parent is no longer obligated to provide medical support, or medical support other than medicaid is already being provided by either parent.