What company claimed? The company the insured worked for or the insurance co? If the insurance co was bought out the new company MUST honor all former policies by law. The only question should be, was the policy in force at the time of the death? Any good agent can help you with your claim. 4lifeguild
generally nothing. Insured person can name another beneficiary.
There's nothing actually illegal about it.
The Insurance company is only obligated to the original contract with all the principal parties assigned. I think there is nothing you could do unless, you could prove in a court of law, he was not in the right frame of mind, when he made the beneficiary decision.
Nothing. The benefactor will have to find another beneficiary, unless it has already been accounted for.
Nothing stops them from asking you for it, but you must assert your rights under the bankruptcy shield.
Most life insurance carriers have a 2 year "suicide clause" that protects them paying benefits from a policy whose owner killed himself. The state of issue has nothing to do with it, only the time period the carrier sets.
Nothing if we then went in the water we would be claimed as sharks and nothing can attack us
William, It Was Really Nothing - is a song by British Band, The Smiths
Only the beneficiary has claim to the life insurance. They were put as the beneficiary for a reason. I would see if there is a will which states who gets what. Most people leave it to one person(whome they trust completely), then leave it up to that person to designate who gets what. More than likely, once the funeral is paid for as well as the debt the deceased might have left, there might be nothing left.
nothing will
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