When a court requires parents to attend a special program with their child, the court may require the parents to pay an amount not greater than $100 for the program.

When a court requires parents to attend a special program with their child, the court may require the parents to pay an amount not greater than $100 for the program.

• A. The payment limit is $50
• B. True
• C. Only if the parent is a guardian
• D. False

Answer: (B)

When a court orders parents to attend a program with their child, it may assess a fee for the program, but that fee cannot exceed $100. This cap helps offset the program’s costs while keeping participation affordable for families. The court can still waive or reduce the fee for indigent parents, but the maximum the court may require is $100 per program. So the statement is true because the law sets that upper limit.

When a court orders parents to attend a program with their child, it may assess a fee for the program, but that fee cannot exceed $100. This cap helps offset the program’s costs while keeping participation affordable for families. The court can still waive or reduce the fee for indigent parents, but the maximum the court may require is $100 per program. So the statement is true because the law sets that upper limit.