Patricia T. Brennan, Attorney at Law




		*Practice Limited to Chester County, Pennsylvania*

phone 610.430.7300
fax 610.430.7318
ptb@patriciabrennan.com

23 Pa C.S. § 4324 (2008)

PENNSYLVANIA STATUTES, ANNOTATED BY LEXISNEXIS(R)

*This document is current through Acts 80 and Sp. Sess. Act 2 ***
*** Last enactment dated July 11, 2008 ***
*** February 6, 2009 Annotation Service ****

PENNSYLVANIA CONSOLIDATED STATUTES
TITLE 23. DOMESTIC RELATIONS
PART V. SUPPORT, PROPERTY AND CONTRACTS
CHAPTER 43. SUPPORT MATTERS GENERALLY
SUBCHAPTER B. SUPPORT

§ 4324. Inclusion of spousal medical support

In addition to periodic support payments, the court may require that an obligor pay a designated percentage of a spouse's reasonable and necessary health care expenses. If health care coverage is available through an obligor or obligee at no cost as a benefit of employment or at a reasonable cost, the court shall order an obligor or obligee to provide or extend health care coverage to a spouse. Upon failure of the obligor to make this payment or reimburse the spouse and after compliance with procedural due process requirement, the court shall treat the amount as arrearages.


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	Patricia T. Brennan, Attorney at Law, has focused her practice on family law litigation, and is also a trained, certified custody mediator for the Chester County Pennsylvania courts. Ms. Brennan offers legal counsel in the areas of child support, spousal support, equitable distribution, alimony and child custody, property distribution matters as well as probabe and estate planning.