New federal resources would support moms and expectant parents, with child support for unborn children.
This bill would create a new federal website, pregnancy.gov, to help pregnant and new mothers find resources like health services, housing, and childcare. It would also set up grants for groups that support women through pregnancy and for telehealth equipment in underserved areas. A significant change is that mothers could request child support for unborn children from biological fathers, with payments potentially starting from conception.
Today, there is no federal website like pregnancy.gov, and federal child support rules do not explicitly include unborn children. This bill would create pregnancy.gov within one year of becoming law, offering a central place for pregnant and new mothers to find resources. It would also allow mothers to request child support for unborn children from biological fathers, with payments potentially starting from conception, taking effect two years after the bill becomes law.
S 1630 · 119th Congress · May 6, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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