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Infield & RJM, there are a number of states (I know Florida is one of them) where the parents' health benefits can be used as long as the child is dependent upon them for at least half of their upkeep until the child is 25, school or no school.

Insurance companies don't exactly advertise this; our Benefits Coordinator wasn't aware either. A lawyer friend told me about it. I did a search just in case our insurance company was going to fight me on it, but the proof was unnecessary ---- as I knew the law and asked, they accepted it. But they sure as heck won't volunteer the info.

Just an FYI for anyone who might need it.

12/10/083:09 PM

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