Question 1390 — family benefits

Summary

Ms. Élisabeth Toutut-Picard draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the rules for distributing aid from the family allowance fund in the event of alternating custody. If separated or divorced parents have one or more children in alternate residence, they can opt, by mutual agreement, for two solutions: either designate which of the two parents will be the beneficiary for all benefits, or choose the sharing of family allowances and designate a single beneficiary for other benefits. In all cases, aid for financing childcare is therefore only paid to one of the two parents. This rule, which does not take into account the level of income, can put the parent who does not receive benefits in difficulty: thus, a father residing in Haute-Garonne had to take out a loan to pay the assistant his daughter's kindergarten. She asks him to indicate whether the Government is considering a modification of this rule as part of the next objectives and management agreement (COG) which will be negotiated between the State and the National Family Allowance Fund (CNAF).

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