Even Supreme Court isn't sure who should get $250K life ins payout - Dead man's kids or second wife

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Even Supreme Court isn't sure who should get a $250K life insurance payout -- a dead man's kids or his second wife

The Supreme Court on Tuesday decided the question of who should get a life insurance payout — a dead man's minor children or his second wife — needs more exploration before the correct answer can be known.

In a 3-1 decision, the court reversed a Court of Appeals ruling that favored the children, over a stern dissent about the sanctity of contracts. Justices Brian Hagedorn and Rebecca Dallet did not participate in the case, which wound up involving three judges who would run against each other in two elections.
 
Even Supreme Court isn't sure who should get a $250K life insurance payout -- a dead man's kids or his second wife

The Supreme Court on Tuesday decided the question of who should get a life insurance payout — a dead man's minor children or his second wife — needs more exploration before the correct answer can be known.

In a 3-1 decision, the court reversed a Court of Appeals ruling that favored the children, over a stern dissent about the sanctity of contracts. Justices Brian Hagedorn and Rebecca Dallet did not participate in the case, which wound up involving three judges who would run against each other in two elections.

Can't read the contract but of course It should be the name on the beneficiary line unless it is illegal.
 
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