The answer is sometimes yes. If your parent remarried after you were over the age of 18, the new step-parent would not qualify as a parent under FMLA. But a step-parent (or other guardian acting in loco parentis) who fulfilled the day-to-day responsibilities to provide care for and financially support you prior to the age of 18, would qualify.
An employer has the right to request documentation which verifies the marriage occured prior to the age of 18 or that the step parent has been acting "in loco parentis".
Under current federal law a child can be covered until the end of the month after their 26th birthday
Their activities are covered under the employers insurance.
No, they have Tricare offered by the military.
National and Federal mean the same thing. So both.
In the USA original equipment catalytic converters are generally covered under the 8 year, 80,000 mile federal emissions warranty.
Most casinos are governed under state law. However, the casinos on Native American land are also covered under Federal law.
In the United States, traveling to and from work is not covered under the federal Occupational Safety and Health Act, nor under many state Worker's Compensation laws. Other countries will deal with this differently.
This is a decision of the court, and not covered under state statute. see links below
No. Each entity should have and report under its own EIN.
Usually the primary custodial parent, but parents may make other arrangements if they wish.
Are you a teacher or otherwise employed at the school, or a parent at the school? If you were at work when the injury happened, were operating in the normal scope of your duties, it may be covered under Work Comp.
Most insurance companies cover a minor with a learners permit under the parents insurance because the minor drives while the parent is present. In the state of CO,CA, and WA. Your covered under your parents. Some states may have different laws, but I doubt it. Please check with your parents insurance company.