MI SB1086

Amends the Family Independence Program (FIP) penalties for noncompliance with work requirements: first instance results in 3-month ineligibility, second instance results in 6-month ineligibility, and third instance results in permanent ineligibility.

Expands the definition of "good cause" exemptions from work and self-sufficiency plan requirements to include situations where a child is a victim of abuse, was conceived through nonconsensual sexual penetration, or was conceived as a result of criminal sexual conduct by the biological father.

Requires the department to notify applicants or recipients within 30 days if denied a good cause exemption for child support requirements, and provides them the option to consent or refuse further application processing with attendant child support enforcement actions.

Prevents the department from sharing information with county prosecutors for paternity establishment and child support enforcement if a recipient receives a good cause exemption.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment into law.