Mississippi SB2032 considers health insurance costs in child support awards.
Mississippi SB2032 amends the child support award guidelines to include the cost of health insurance coverage obtained by the noncustodial parent as a factor in determining child support. If the court orders the noncustodial parent to obtain health insurance, its cost is taken into account in establishing the child support award. If the noncustodial parent already has health insurance, the cost may be considered as an adjustment to their adjusted gross income.
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