Illinois HB1049 amends child support laws to include provisions for aggravated DUI offenses and modifies penalties for repeat offenders.

HB1049 modifies child support laws in Illinois to include provisions for aggravated DUI offenses. It mandates a minimum of 90 days imprisonment and a $2,500 fine for a third DUI offense. For a fourth offense, it mandates a minimum of 20 days imprisonment and a $25,000 fine. The bill also requires courts to consider child support obligations for victims' children in DUI cases resulting in death or injury. Additionally, it adjusts child support calculations to include health insurance premiums and other medical costs.

Illinois HB1049 amends child support laws to include provisions for aggravated DUI offenses and modifies penalties for repeat offenders.

HB1049 modifies child support laws in Illinois to include provisions for aggravated DUI offenses. It mandates a minimum of 90 days imprisonment and a $2,500 fine for a third DUI offense. For a fourth offense, it mandates a minimum of 20 days imprisonment and a $25,000 fine. The bill also requires courts to consider child support obligations for victims' children in DUI cases resulting in death or injury. Additionally, it adjusts child support calculations to include health insurance premiums and other medical costs.