Family contract Sample Clauses

Family contract. During the TANF orientation process, a representative of the department and the TANF recipient shall enter into a family contract. The family contract must state the responsibilities of the parties to the agreement including, but not limited to, cooperation in child support enforcement and determination of paternity, the requirements of the ASPIRE-TANF program and referral to parenting activities and health care services. Except as provided in section 3762, subsection 4, refusal to sign the family contract or to abide by the provisions of the contract, except for referral to parenting activities and health care services, will result in termination of benefits under subsection 1‑A. Failure to comply with referrals to parenting activities or health care services without good cause will result in a review and evaluation of the reason for noncompliance by the representative of the department and may result in sanctions. Written copies of the family contract and a notice of the right to a fair hearing must be given to the individual. The family contract must be amended in accordance with section 3788 when a participant enters the ASPIRE-TANF program and when participation review occurs. Benefits that have been terminated under subsection 1‑A must be restored once the noncomplying adult recipient signs a new family contract and complies with its provisions. [PL 2021, c. 97, §1 (AMD).]
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Family contract. During the TANF orientation process, a representative of the department and the TANF recipient shall enter into a family contract. The family contract must state the responsibilities of the parties to the agreement including, but not limited to, cooperation in child support enforcement and determination of paternity, the requirements of the ASPIRE-TANF program and referral to parenting activities and health care services. Except as provided in section 3762, subsection 4, refusal to sign the family contract or to abide by the provisions of the contract, except for referral to parenting activities and health care services, will result in termination of benefits under subsection 1‑A. Failure to comply with referrals to parenting activities or health care services without good cause will result in a review and evaluation of the reason for noncompliance by the representative of the department and may result in sanctions. Written copies of the family contract and a notice of the right to a fair hearing must be given to the individual. The family contract must be amended in accordance with section 3788 when a participant enters the ASPIRE-TANF program and when participation review occurs. 1-A. Partial and full termination of benefits. Benefits under this chapter must be terminated by the department under the provisions of subsection 1 and sections 3785 and 3785-A as follows: Bill amends this sub-§ A. For a first failure to meet the conditions of a family contract, termination of benefits applies to the adult recipient; [PL 2011, c. 380, Pt. PP, §4 (NEW).] B. For a first failure to meet the conditions of a family contract for which termination of benefits under paragraph A lasts for longer than 90 days and for a 2nd and subsequent violation, termination of benefits applies to the adult recipient and the full family unit; and [PL 2011, c. 380, Pt. PP, §4 (NEW).] C. Prior to the implementation of a full family unit sanction, the department shall offer the adult recipient an opportunity to claim good cause for noncompliance as described in section 3785. [PL 2011, c. 380, Pt. PP, §4 (NEW).] Benefits that have been terminated under this subsection must be restored once the adult recipient signs a new contract under subsection 1 and complies with the provisions of the family contract. [PL 2011, c. 380, Pt. PP, §4 (NEW).]
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Family contract. The benefits provided to the following eligible beneficiaries; 1) principal subscriber; and 2) his or her spouse (legally married or common law); and 3) his or her children (legally, adopted, fxxxxx or step children) under 21 years old that depend on the principal subscriber for subsistence; and 4) individuals under 21 years of age who have no children and live in common law with one of the eligible children in the same household; and 5) his or her dependents, of any age, who are blind or permanently disabled and live in the same household. Female beneficiaries (except spouse) covered under family contract who become pregnant shall constitute a separate subscriber under an individual contract as of the first day of the month the pregnancy is diagnosed and reported to the INSURER. GHIP: GOVERNMENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN
Sample 1
Family contract a contract that includes you, your spouse and your dependent children, as well as their dependent children, up to age 26 or for two years past the loss of dependent status under the Internal Revenue Code, whichever comes first. Adopted children and children under your own or your spouse’s legal guardianship are also covered. In addition, a physically or mentally handicapped child who is incapable of earning his or her own living and over 19 years may be eligible to continue coverage under a family membership if Delta Dental is notified within 72 days of the child’s nineteenth birthday and by completing a disabled dependent application.
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