<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by secondwife:
My husband's divorce decree states that he is to maintain life insurance for his minor child from his first marriage. He is now remarried and we have two small children. Where do we fit in? I am the beneficiary on his policy.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
My response:
Being responsible for a child is like filing a deed to property . . . first recorded is first serviced. In other words, his first responsibility is to his first child, and subsequent children come a close second. He better follow his court orders. And, should he die, and you are found to be the beneficiary, and not the child as per court orders, then the mother of the first child could Petition the court to have all money received by you turned over to the first child. His first responsibility is to the child that came before any subsequent children.
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