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South Dakota Laws 25-7-27 - Adult child's duty to support parent when necessary--Notice required

South Dakota Laws > Title 25 > Chapter 7 > § 25-7-27 - Adult child's duty to support parent when necessary--Notice required


Current as of: 2010

Any adult child, having the financial ability to do so, shall provide necessary food, clothing, shelter, or medical attendance for a parent who is unable to provide for oneself. However, no claim may be made against such adult child until the adult child is given written notice that the child's parent is unable to provide for oneself, and such adult child has refused to provide for the child's parent. Notice required by this section shall be given within ninety days after the necessary food, clothing, shelter, or medical attendance, claimed in the notice, was first provided for the parent. However, in the case of fraud or misrepresentation, notice shall be provided within ninety days after such fraud or misrepresentation is known or should have been known. If the parent or someone acting on behalf of the parent makes application for assistance pursuant to chapter 28-13, the county shall give the written notice required herein within ninety days after it receives the application or notice required under § 28-13-1, 28-13-32.3, 28-13-32.4, or 28-13-34.1, whichever is sooner.

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South Dakota Laws: Child Support

South Dakota Laws > Title 25 > Chapter 7 - Support Obligations
South Dakota Laws > Title 25 > Chapter 09B - Uniform Interstate Family Support Act

U.S. Code Provisions: Child Support

U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 11A - Child Support
U.S. Code Title 42 > Chapter 46 > Subchapter XII-D - Criminal Child Support Enforcement
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