[AK lawyer]

... So there is no need to get married to have the child covered under the father's insurance.
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I think that possibly OP is thinking about the possibility of getting her baby covered by OP's father's insurance (as opposed to baby's father's insurance). See for example this:

is there a way i can pay for insurance on the child, like could medicaid or somethin work ? & i have coverage from medicaid right now for me, and i have my dads, but my dads insurance doesn't pay for anything to do with pregnancys. and he doesn't have a job right now, he's going to get on though, but he doesn't have to have sole custody to get insurance for the baby ?

(my emphisis). My theory that "he" in this sentence refers to OP's dad (the baby's maternal grandfather).

[lilmissme.]

Scottgem : you cleared a lot of it up, I knew he wouldn't have to pay child support only because we're together and he's paying a lot of it anyway. But my dr. doesn't report anything so he wouldn't get in trouble I figured this out recently too, but as for marriage, we will end up being married one day, but I was just trying to figure out the whole insurance thing, I didn't want to rush anything, but I wanted to make sure the baby was covered without me having to do anything with custody because there's no way I'd give my baby up to anybody. Thanks (:

justcurious55: he knows he's the dad and not denying it, I was just wondering. It can only be his child believe me or not, but he knows that, so we won't need a dna test. I was just figuring everything out.

[cdad]

Scottgem : you cleared a lot of it up, I knew he wouldn't have to pay child support only because we're together and he's paying a lot of it anyway.


You do understand that Scott's statement means you would be living under the same roof. Your only 15 and at this time that is not an option. So you should go to court right after the baby is born and establish a child support order. To not do so is very foolish.