3032.2 Eligibility For Other Programs A.

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Medicaid Eligibility The family is eligible for TANF related Medicaid in the month in which the Diversion Assistance payment is made. The family would remain eligible for Section 1931 Medicaid (TANF-related Medicaid) until the family’s income exceeds the standard of need. If the family’s income exceeds the standard of need because of increase earnings or loss of the “$30 plus 1/3” disregard and the parent is working, the family may be eligible for Transitional Medicaid. B. Child Care Diversion Assistance does not count as income in the child care programs. C. Child Support The family will not have to assign child support to the state. Child support received by the parent or the Division of Child Support Enforcement (DSCE) will belong to the family. DCSE will not use child support to offset or reimburse the Diversion Assistance.

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3032.2 Eligibility For Other Programs A.

Official source

Medicaid Eligibility The family is eligible for TANF related Medicaid in the month in which the Diversion Assistance payment is made. The family would remain eligible for Section 1931 Medicaid (TANF-related Medicaid) until the family’s income exceeds the standard of need. If the family’s income exceeds the standard of need because of increase earnings or loss of the “$30 plus 1/3” disregard and the parent is working, the family may be eligible for Transitional Medicaid. B. Child Care Diversion Assistance does not count as income in the child care programs. C. Child Support The family will not have to assign child support to the state. Child support received by the parent or the Division of Child Support Enforcement (DSCE) will belong to the family. DCSE will not use child support to offset or reimburse the Diversion Assistance.