In what order are benefits typically determined when the parents do not have joint custody arrangements?
A) plan of custodial parent, plan of spouse of custodial parent, plan of parent without custody
B) plan of custodial parent and then plan of spouse of custodial parent only
C) plan of parent without custody, plan of custodial parent, plan of spouse of custodial parent
D) plan of parent without custody only

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The typical order for determining benefits when parents do not have joint custody arrangements starts with the plan of the custodial parent, then the plan of the spouse of the custodial parent if applicable, and finally the plan of the parent without custody. This order prioritizes the coverage from the parent who has primary custody of the child.

In What Order Are Benefits Typically Determined When the Parents