Life Insurance Blog: Legal Insights and Updates
How is it that life insurance companies can deny paying beneficiaries after they have lost their loved ones? Find out how and what you can do about it.
Life insurance companies frequently deny beneficiaries’ claims due to alleged misrepresentation on the application. Read on to find out what to do about it.
A policyholder must “interested” in the well-being of the insured, otherwise he would have incentive to harm the insured. What is an “insurable interest”?
In some states, ex-spouses’ beneficiary designations are automatically revoked upon divorce, but things are a bit more complex in California. Read on!
Here are the steps to take if you believe your deceased loved one had a life insurance policy, but you don’t know where it is.
If multiple parties claim the same death benefit, an insurance company may file an interpleader action. Learn more interpleader cases with Boonswang Law.
Do life insurance companies have a statute of limitations on payments? The Boonswang Law answers this frequently asked question about life insurance claims.
When can an insurance company cancel a life insurance policy? Learn about your legal rights to a life insurance payout with Boonswang Law.
A spendthrift clause or spendthrift provision keeps a death benefit from creditors the way a spendthrift trust protects an inheritance from creditors.
Waiting for your insurance claim payout? Has your claim been delayed? Boonswang Law discusses how long it should take for an insurance company to payout.