When a child is covered by separate insurance policies through each parent, the policy of which parent is considered primary?

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The "birthday rule" is commonly used to determine which parent's insurance policy is considered primary for a child covered by both parents' plans. It states that the policy of the parent whose birthday (month and day, not year) falls earlier in the calendar year is considered primary.

When a Child Is Covered by Separate Insurance Policies Through