Life Insurance Lawyer St Petersburg Florida
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In Florida, the law provides that if a couple divorces, any beneficiary designation made by one spouse in favor of the other spouse in a life insurance policy is automatically voided by law. This means that if the couple divorces and one spouse did not change the beneficiary designation to someone else, the policy proceeds will go to the policyholder's estate upon their death, rather than to the ex-spouse. However, if the divorce decree specifically provides for the ex-spouse to remain as the beneficiary, then the designation will remain valid. It is important to review the divorce decree and consult with an attorney to ensure that any beneficiary designations are properly updated. However, our lawyers can dispute these cases.
2023-2024 St Petersburg Florida Denied Life Insurance Claims Resolved
- Metlife denial of life insurance benefits $45,900.00
- Transamerica Life autoerotic asphyxiation $507,000.00
- Unified Life chronic illness exclusion $30,000.00
- SBLI ex-spouse versus spouse $403,730.00
- USAA COVID-19 denial not known illness $29,000.00
- Senior Life interpleader claim $125,000.00
- AD&D claim denied St Petersburg FL $340,000.00
- Sagicor Life death due to coronavirus $200,000.00
- Ameritas denied life insurance claim $73,000.00
- New York Life exclusion $52,000.00
- Midland National beneficiary dispute $117,000.00
- Iowa Farm denial of life insurance payout $50,000.00
- St Petersburg denied death benefits $39,000.00
- Navy delayed life insurance claim $302,000.00
- American Equity put wrong age on app $70,000.00
- SGLI competing beneficiaries $56,000.00
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