Alaska Instructions for Responding to a Motion from the Other Parent for a Child's Health Care Expenses

• Category: Alaska Statewide - Family Law - Dissolution of Marriage
• State: Alaska
• Control #: AK-DR-357
• Format: PDF

Description

This official form is the instructions for responding to a motion from the other parent for a child's health care expenses. Alaska Instructions for Responding to a Motion from the Other Parent for a Child's Health Care Expenses details the process for responding to motions from the other parent in a custody or visitation dispute. The instructions are divided into two types: 1) Responding to a Motion for Medical Expenses and 2) Responding to a Motion for Non-Medical Expenses. For Responding to a Motion for Medical Expenses, the respondent must provide the court with the following information: 1) the name of the child, 2) the date of birth of the child, 3) the name of the health care provider, 4) the amount of the medical expense, 5) the date the medical service was provided, 6) the date the bill was received, 7) a description of the medical services provided, 8) any other relevant information. For Responding to a Motion for Non-Medical Expenses, the respondent must provide the court with the following information: 1) the name of the child, 2) the date of birth of the child, 3) the name of the provider of the service, 4) the amount of the expense, 5) the date the service was provided, 6) the date the bill was received, 7) a description of the service provided, 8) any other relevant information. In addition, the respondent must provide a written response to the motion, stating either agreement or disagreement with the motion. If the respondent disagrees with the motion, the response must state the reasons for the disagreement. The response must be filed with the court within twenty (20) days of service of the motion. Failure to respond within this time period may result in the court granting the motion without a hearing.

Alaska Instructions for Responding to a Motion from the Other Parent for a Child's Health Care Expenses details the process for responding to motions from the other parent in a custody or visitation dispute. The instructions are divided into two types: 1) Responding to a Motion for Medical Expenses and 2) Responding to a Motion for Non-Medical Expenses. For Responding to a Motion for Medical Expenses, the respondent must provide the court with the following information: 1) the name of the child, 2) the date of birth of the child, 3) the name of the health care provider, 4) the amount of the medical expense, 5) the date the medical service was provided, 6) the date the bill was received, 7) a description of the medical services provided, 8) any other relevant information. For Responding to a Motion for Non-Medical Expenses, the respondent must provide the court with the following information: 1) the name of the child, 2) the date of birth of the child, 3) the name of the provider of the service, 4) the amount of the expense, 5) the date the service was provided, 6) the date the bill was received, 7) a description of the service provided, 8) any other relevant information. In addition, the respondent must provide a written response to the motion, stating either agreement or disagreement with the motion. If the respondent disagrees with the motion, the response must state the reasons for the disagreement. The response must be filed with the court within twenty (20) days of service of the motion. Failure to respond within this time period may result in the court granting the motion without a hearing.