Any life insurance policy has a "beneficiary" - the person who gets the money when the insured person dies. If your ex-husband is still your beneficiary, then he gets the money if you die.
If you don't want your ex to get the dough, then you ought to change your insurance policy to name someone else - your new boyfriend, your kids, your parents, your best friend from elementary school - whoever you want to get the money when you cash in your chips.
Everyone - married, divorced, living together, EVERYONE - should review their wills and life insurance policies at least every few years to make sure that they are still correct. And correct them if they are wrong.
Widow means a woman who has lost her husband by death and has not remarried. To be widowed is the act of losing your husband.
A widower-nouna man who has lost his wife by death and has not remarried.
No, you cannot borrow from an accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) life insurance policy. There is no cash value and the policy only pays a benefit upon death if certain requirements are met regarding the accident or dismemberment.
Frances Cleveland's husband Grover died in 1908. She remarried Thomas J. Preston, Jr. in 1913. Jacqueline Kennedy's husband John died in 1963. She remarried Aristole Onasais in 1968, but he died in 1975. She didn't even remarry after his death. She was the only First Lady to be widowed twice.
There are many companies that provide insurance for accidental death and dismemberment. This includes companies such as American General Life Insurance Company.
Oh, I don't know.... death, disfigurement, dismemberment, death... Did I mention death?
Accidental Death and Dismemberment insurance is often referred to as AD&D. Such insurance policies can be purchased online. State Farm Insurance offers this type of policy.
Very Bad Men - 2012 Death and Dismemberment 2-7 was released on: USA: 13 September 2012
When a wife has become a widow, it means that her husband has passed away and she has not remarried. A more technical definition would be: a women who has out-lived a man to whom she was married at the time of his death; esp. such a woman who has not remarried.
Yes, Jackie Autry remarried after the death of her husband, Gene Autry. She married John O. McGowan in 2014. Jackie has continued to be involved in various philanthropic activities and maintains the legacy of Gene Autry.
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