When Coverage Ends. Coverage for your domestic partner will end when your domestic partnership is terminated in accordance with California Family Code Section 299. A domestic partnership is terminated under Family Code Section 299 when any one of the following occurs: One partner gives or sends to the other partner a written notice by certified mail that he or she is terminating the partnership; You or your domestic partner dies; You or your domestic partner marries; You and your domestic partner no longer have a common residence. You or your domestic partner must notify the Desert Community College Business Office as soon as possible, but in no event more than 60 days after any of these events have occurred, in writing by providing the District with a completed Statement of Dissolution of Domestic Partnership form and a Notice of Termination of Domestic Partnership pursuant to Family Code Section 299. Any loss suffered by the Desert Community College District, its agents, employees, representatives and/or insurers as a result of failure by you or your domestic partner to send the Desert Community College District notice of termination of the domestic partnership will be the responsibility of the domestic partner who was obligated to send the notice. The Desert Community College District, its agents, employees, representatives and/or insurers shall be entitled to seek recovery from the partner who was obligated to send the notice for any actual loss resulting thereby. You must file a copy of the District’s Statement of Dissolution of Domestic Partnership form and a copy(s) of any Notice of Termination of Domestic Partnership filed with the California Secretary of State pursuant to California Family Code Section 299 at any time you wish to voluntarily terminate coverage of your domestic partner. To cover your domestic partner you must:
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
When Coverage Ends. Coverage for your domestic partner will end when your domestic partnership is terminated in accordance with California Family Code Section 299. A domestic partnership is terminated under Family Code Section 299 when any one of the following occurs: • One partner gives or sends to the other partner a written notice by certified mail that he or she is terminating the partnership; • You or your domestic partner dies; • You or your domestic partner marries; • You and your domestic partner no longer have a common residence. You or your domestic partner must notify the Desert Community College Business Office as soon as possible, but in no event more than 60 days after any of these events have occurred, in writing by providing the District with a completed Statement of Dissolution of Domestic Partnership form and a Notice of Termination of Domestic Partnership pursuant to Family Code Section 299. Any loss suffered by the Desert Community College District, its agents, employees, representatives and/or insurers as a result of failure by you or your domestic partner to send the Desert Community College District notice of termination of the domestic partnership will be the responsibility of the domestic partner who was obligated to send the notice. The Desert Community College District, its agents, employees, representatives and/or insurers shall be entitled to seek recovery from the partner who was obligated to send the notice for any actual loss resulting thereby. You must file a copy of the District’s Statement of Dissolution of Domestic Partnership form and a copy(s) of any Notice of Termination of Domestic Partnership filed with the California Secretary of State pursuant to California Family Code Section 299 at any time you wish to voluntarily terminate coverage of your domestic partner. To cover your domestic partner you must:
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement
