Question 22333 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Alain Perea questions the Secretary of State, to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, about the difficulty faced by the spouse who is not in receipt of the disabled child's education allowance (AEEH) in the event of alternating custody of the disabled child following the separation of the parents. Indeed, unlike the sharing of family allowances, nothing has yet been planned for a possible sharing of the AEEH, particularly in the case of shared custody, where both parents are responsible for the child. Consequently, either the divorced parents with the child's alternate residence choose together to grant the AEEH to the father, or the mother is automatically the beneficiary of this assistance. In both cases, one of the two parents thus finds themselves unfairly deprived of national solidarity for the expenses inherent in the education of a child carrying of a disability. This inequity is all the greater since the parent who does not receive the AEEH cannot also ask to receive part of the disability compensation benefit (PCH) without the agreement of the other parent; agreement very unlikely in cases of conflictual separation. In order to guarantee equality between parents who choose to use joint custody for the well-being of the child, he asks him if any Corrective measures are being considered in the short term to make the AEEH and PCH repair arrangements more equitable in these cases of shared custody.

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