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Answer YES if the stepparent is still married to the parent of the dependent child even though the parent does not live in the home.
If they are not still married and the stepparent is not in the TANF Assistance Unit, then the stepparent's income is not deemed to the unit.
If the parent is not in the home and the stepparent and parent ARE still married, then the stepparent's income can be deemed using the procedures that apply to the deeming of senior parent income to minor parents.
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