Section 120.315 Relationship

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 89 SOCIAL SERVICES › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHCARE AND FAMILY SERVICES › Part 120 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS › Section 120.315 Relationship

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Section 120

Section 120.315  Relationship

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a)         The child(ren) must be living with a blood relative,

step-relative or adoptive relative in the relative's home.

b)         The required relationship does not exist between a child

born-out-of-wedlock and the child's father or the father's relatives unless:

1)         paternity has been adjudicated;

2)         the father has acknowledged paternity in open court or by

notarized written statement within the last two years; or

3)         the father has contributed to the child's support within the

last two years and had previously acknowledged paternity in open court or by

notarized written statement.

c)         A child conceived or born-in-wedlock is presumed to be the

child of the marriage in the absence of a court finding to the contrary.

d)         When the required relationship exists between the child and

the relative, the relative is referred to as a specified relative.

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