Can I Change My Life Insurance Beneficiary During the Divorce?
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Question:
Can I Change My Life Insurance Beneficiary During the Divorce?
Answer:
- Once an action for Divorce is commenced in New York, there are temporary orders put into place that prohibit conduct on the part of both parties
- The conduct that is prohibited includes modifying a Life Insurance policy, such as changing the beneficiaries, modifying Health Insurance, or selling certain assets
- You should speak with your Attorney if you have any questions about whether or not you can change a beneficiary on any type of policy, or whether or not you can sell or purchase certain types of assets
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