Motion For Temporary Order Hearing Requested Form - District Court Of Utah Page 6
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10custodial parent should be intercepted by the state of Utah and applied to child
support arrearages.
(6) [ ] Child care expenses. Order both parties to share equally the reasonable child
care expenses related to the custodial parent’s work or training. The parent who
incurs child care expenses should provide to the other parent written verification of
the child care provider’s expense and identity:
(A)
upon initial engagement of the provider;
(B)
within 30 calendar days after a change in the provider or the expense; and
(C)
upon the request of the other parent.
If the parent incurring the expenses fails to comply with these provisions, the parent
should be denied the right to receive credit for the expenses or to recover the other
parent's share of the expenses. Immediately after receiving written verification, the other
parent should, on a monthly basis, reimburse the parent who incurred the child care
expenses one-half of the amount.
(7) [ ] Health insurance. Order the [ ] Petitioner [ ] Respondent to maintain health
insurance for our minor children. Both parties should share equally:
(A)
the cost of the premium paid by a parent for the children's portion of the
insurance; and
(B)
all reasonable and necessary uninsured medical expenses incurred for the
children and paid by a parent, including deductibles and co-payments.
The children's portion of the premium should be calculated by dividing the premium
amount by the number of people covered by the policy and multiplying the result by the
number of minor children of the parties. The parent ordered to maintain insurance
should provide written verification of coverage to the other parent and the Office of
Recovery Services:
(D)
upon initial enrollment of the children;
(E)
on or before January 2, of each calendar year; and
(F)
upon any change of insurance carrier, premium, or benefits within 30
calendar days after the date that parent knew or should have known of the
change.
If the parent ordered to maintain insurance fails to provide written verification of
coverage to the other parent or to the Office of Recovery Services, or if the parent
incurring medical expenses fails to provide written verification of the cost and payment
of the expenses to the other parent within 30 days of payment, that parent may be
denied the right to receive credit for the expenses or to recover the other parent's share
of the expenses. The parent receiving written verification should reimburse the parent
Motion for Temporary Order
Approved Board of District Court Judges September 10, 2008
Page 6 of 10
Revised May 14, 2015
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