Summary
In Louisiana, the custodial parent typically claims the child for SNAP benefits. In joint custody, the child can be on one parents case, but benefits should not be double-counted. For joint custody in another state, the specific states SNAP regulations apply. If the child lives in Arkansas under a temporary order, consult the Arkansas Department of Human Services for precise guidance on SNAP benefits.Full Conversation
Louisiana
In Louisiana, SNAP regulations typically allow the custodial parent to claim the child in their SNAP case. If both parents have joint custody, the child can be on one parent's case. However, the child's benefits should not be double-counted. For further assistance, you can contact Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services.
What if ots joint custody in another state
In the case of joint custody in another state, the SNAP regulations of that specific state would apply. Could you please provide the state where the joint custody is being exercised?
Louisiana
In Louisiana, the SNAP program typically allows only one parent to claim the child. In joint custody situations, it's usually the parent where the child spends most of their time. However, to get a more specific answer, it's best to consult with the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services.
Do i need to remove my daughter from my snap case if our child lives in Arkansas with him, but its an temporary order
Is the temporary order issued by Arkansas? If yes, it's crucial to follow Arkansas SNAP regulations which may differ from Louisiana's. For precise advice, consult with Arkansas Department of Human Services.
Yes
Based on your situation, it's advisable to reach out to the Arkansas Department of Human Services for specific guidance regarding SNAP benefits. They can provide the most accurate information given your circumstances.
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