Montana HB288 recognizes a father's obligation to support a child from conception and provides for financial support during pregnancy.
Montana HB288 amends state law to recognize that a father's obligation to support a child begins at conception. It provides for financial support during pregnancy, including the ability for a mother to object to paternity genetic testing while pregnant. The bill also modifies existing child support guidelines and procedures, ensuring that support orders include medical support and are subject to review and modification. It emphasizes the importance of both parents participating in financial responsibilities from conception.
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