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Paris Hilton returns to Utah for ceremonial bill signing to regulate troubled-teen centers

SALT LAKE CITY Paris Hilton returned to Salt Lake City on Tuesday to join Gov. Spencer Cox in a ceremonial bill signing for a law placing more regulations on Utah s troubled-teen centers for the first time in 15 years. Cox signed the bill March 22, but Tuesday he held a ceremonial signing with Hilton to highlight the new law. It seeks to put more government oversight on Utah s youth residential treatment centers by requiring instances of physical restraints and involuntary confinement to be documented and submit monthly reports to the Utah Office of Licensing. It also bans chemical sedation and mechanical restraints unless authorized, and requires at least four inspections each year, announced and unannounced.

Utah Law Requires Biological Fathers To Pay Half Of Pregnancy-Related Medical Costs

Utah Law Requires Biological Fathers To Pay Half Of Pregnancy-Related Medical Costs Wednesday, April 7, 2021 The Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City. Under a new state law, a biological father will be responsible for half of a woman s out-of-pocket pregnancy costs. Education Images / Universal Images Group via Getty Images Biological fathers will soon be required to pay half of a woman s pregnancy-related medical costs under a new Utah law that advocates believe to be the first of its kind in the United States. The law requires the biological father to pay 50% of a pregnant woman s out-of-pocket medical costs, including health insurance premiums and hospital birth. It was signed by Republican Utah Gov. Spencer Cox last month and will take effect on May 5.

Utah Governor Signs Law Requiring Biological Fathers to Pay 50% of Pregnancy Costs

04-07-2021 A new law in Utah aims to increase the responsibility for biological fathers by requiring them to pay half of the out-of-pocket expenses related to pregnancy and childbirth. Republican Governor Spencer Cox signed H.B. 113 into law last month, revising the Utah Child Support Act and in an attempt to bring fairness to the funding of pregnancies.  The bill s sponsor, state Rep. Brady Brammer (R) and state Sen. Daniel McCay (R) said the measure will ensure that pregnancy expenses are shared by both parties involved, according to The Daily Wire. McCay pointed out that the measure provides some equity to the funding of pregnancies and share in that burden and (to recognize) the important role that the mother and the father play in the pregnancy.

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