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Sec. 47.17. preserve family life unless that effort is likely to result in physical or emotional damage to the child.
Generally, in Alaska, the maximum that can be withheld from a paycheck is 40% of the net disposable earnings. If the paying parent has health insurance coverage, the maximum that can be withheld, counting cost of the health care coverage ordered by CSED, is 50%.
Neglect means the failure of the person responsible for the childs welfare to provide the child necessary food, care, clothing, shelter, or medical attention.
Since 1982, the Dividend has averaged a payout of approximately $1,000 annually. The Permanent Fund Dividend program allows a parent, guardian, or other authorized representative to claim a Dividend on behalf of a child. Yet Alaska law currently imposes no requirements whatsoever on how parents use a childs Dividend.
A child in need of assistance situation can arise if the DSS can prove that: the child has been abused or neglected or has a mental disorder or a developmental disability. the childs parents, guardian, or custodian does not provide proper care or attention to the childs needs.

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You may be eligible if you: Work or attend a job training or educational program. Have children who are younger than 13 years of age who need child care. Financially qualify based on your family size and gross income.
When the state removes a child from his or her home, it must petition the state court to approve the removal and to make the child a ward of the state. In Alaska, these child welfare cases are called Child in Need of Aid cases, or CINA (pronounced China) cases.
Since 1982, the Dividend has averaged a payout of approximately $1,000 annually. The Permanent Fund Dividend program allows a parent, guardian, or other authorized representative to claim a Dividend on behalf of a child.

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