A federal law protecting both the bald and golden eagle specifies fines of up to $10,000 and/or a maximun of one year in jail, for the intentional killing of one of these magnificent birds. The penalty could be double that for the second killing.
Parent's plan. If your parent's plan offers dependent coverage, you can be added or kept on it until you turn 26, even if you are: married; not living with your parents; attending school; eligible for worse coverage through your own employer; or not financially dependent on your parent.
Best Answer: Under the health reform law, you can stay on a parentâs health insurance plan until you turn 26, as long as your parents keep your enrolled. Living at home or not living at home has nothing to do with it.