Life Insurance to Secure Alimony Payments
A payee spouse is only entitled to the balance of alimony due after the payor spouse's death and not the entire amount of life insurance carried by the payor spouse to secure the alimony payments.
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Life Insurance to Secure Alimony Payments
A payee spouse is only entitled to the balance of alimony due after the payor spouse's death and not the entire amount of life insurance carried by the payor spouse to secure the alimony payments.
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