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Protect Military Dependents Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  493 words in original text
This bill changes the rules for military service members who give their educational benefits to family members but then fail to complete their required military service agreement. The bill makes the service member solely responsible for paying back any overpayment (the extra money that was given out) to the United States government. ##
- Military service members who transferred educational assistance to dependents and did not complete their service agreement - Family members (dependents) who received transferred educational assistance ##
- An individual who transfers educational assistance to a dependent but fails to complete their service agreement becomes solely liable to the United States for the overpayment amount (Sec. 2) - Neither the dependent nor the individual is liable for the overpayment in certain exceptions specified in section 3319(i)(2)(B) of title 38 (Sec. 2) ##
The law changes section 3319 of title 38, United States Code, so that the service member alone (not their family member) must repay the government for any educational benefits that were transferred but later overpaid because the service agreement was not completed. ##
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