Summary
In Arkansas, using a child as leverage in joint custody is not allowed. If your custody order requires the father to apply for Medicaid in Arkansas, he should comply. Your current Medicaid coverage in Louisiana shouldnt be an issue unless specified otherwise in the order. Medicaid isnt about who applies first but ensuring the childs healthcare needs are met. Consult a family law attorney for specific guidance.Full Conversation
My childs father is using her as a pun to get what he wants and we have joint custody.
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's important to protect your child's best interests. Are there any specific actions he's taken that you believe violate the terms of your custody agreement? Also, could you please tell me which state you're located in? Legal guidelines for child custody issues can vary.
He told me that i cannot get our child until i take her off my medicaid.
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It seems like you might be dealing with a violation of your custody agreement. Can you let me know which state you're located in so I can provide more specific advice?
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Hello ****, it seems like you didn't provide your location. Could you please tell me which state you are in? This is important for me to provide you with the most accurate information about custody agreements and violations.
Arkansas
Hello ****, based on your location in Arkansas, here's some general information:
- Joint custody doesn't give one parent the right to use the child as leverage.
- Refusing to hand over the child unless certain conditions are met might be considered a violation.
- You may want to consult with a family law attorney for specific guidance.
if my childs father tell me that i cant get our child until i take her off my medicaid is that violation of a custody order
Hello ****, based on your situation:
- In Arkansas, using a child as leverage is not allowed in a joint custody agreement.
- If your custody agreement doesn't mention anything about medicaid, demanding to remove her could be seen as a violation.
- You should consider seeking legal advice from a family law attorney.
Our custody order says that he has to apply for medicaid in arkansas, but i currently have medicaid for her in Louisiana?
Hello ****,
- If the order says he needs to apply for Medicaid in Arkansas, he should do so.
- Your current Medicaid coverage in Louisiana shouldn't be a problem, unless the order specifies otherwise.
- It's essential to consult with a family law attorney to clarify this.
So who ever applies for medicaid for the child first gets it?
Hello ****,
- Medicaid for a child isn't about who applies first.
- It's about ensuring the child's healthcare needs are met.
- Both parents can have Medicaid for the child in different states.
- Consult a lawyer for specifics.