Conn. Practice Book § 25a-7

of Petition

(a) The following automatic orders shall apply

to both parties, with service of the automatic

orders to be made with service of process of a

petition for child support. An automatic order shall

not apply if there is a prior, contradictory order

of a judicial authority. The automatic orders shall

be effective with regard to the petitioner or the

applicant upon the signing of the document initiating the action (whether it be complaint, petition or

application), and with regard to the respondent,

upon service and shall remain in place during the

pendency of the action, unless terminated, modified, or amended by further order of a judicial

authority upon motion of either of the parties:

(1) Neither party shall cause the other party or

the children who are the subject of the complaint,

application or petition to be removed from any

medical, hospital and dental insurance coverage,

and each party shall maintain the existing medical,

hospital and dental insurance coverage in full

force and effect.

(b) The automatic orders of a judicial authority

as enumerated in subsection (a) shall be set forth

immediately following the party’s requested relief

in any complaint, petition or application, and shall

set forth the following language in bold letters: If

you do not follow or obey these orders you

may be punished by contempt of court. If you

object to these orders or would like to have

them changed or modified while your case is

pending, you have the right to a hearing by a

judicial authority within a reasonable time. The

clerk shall not accept for filing any complaint, petition or application that does not comply with

this subsection.