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15. Sell her the policy for a fair price to you.

Fri Apr 27, 2012, 04:53 AM

Apr 2012

You'll need to do some math, you both come out ahead. Assuming you trust her not to whack you.

Perfectly legal.

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Ex wants me to keep $125k life insurance policy with her as beneficiary [View all] Kaleva Apr 2012 OP

What's the legal term for the appropriate response? Oh yeah,...... ohiosmith Apr 2012 #1

Who would you replace her with? siligut Apr 2012 #2

I have no one. Kaleva Apr 2012 #4

I can understand wanting to provide for her... Scuba Apr 2012 #7

You could leave it to a local organization you like. Dyedinthewoolliberal Apr 2012 #11

I'd name a charity that she hates ... zbdent Apr 2012 #9

lol. I guess we can see why she's an 'ex'. PoliticAverse Apr 2012 #3

I say you start making arrangements Baitball Blogger Apr 2012 #5

Uhm, wow, pretty cold. Are you sure she's not planning on whacking you? riderinthestorm Apr 2012 #6

She has issues of which I was well aware of before we were married. Kaleva Apr 2012 #8

think I'd be careful of eating at her place. rurallib Apr 2012 #13

what I would like to do ... zbdent Apr 2012 #10

Do you have kids in or under college age? Chan790 Apr 2012 #12

Thanks! I should talk to an FA and a lawyer soon. Kaleva Apr 2012 #14

Sell her the policy for a fair price to you. dimbear Apr 2012 #15