Most Popular Resource: Life Insurance and Divorce (Download Now) The issues that arise when a divorce court considers life insurance policies and benefits are many and varied.

Make Changes to Your Insurance Coverage After Divorce - One of the most practical details to consider during divorce is insurance. You likely have auto, health, homeowner’s, and life insurance with your spouse, but divorce will change all that. Get an idea of what to do about your insurance coverage when you get divorced...

You May Not Care If Your Ex Lives or Dies, But Insure the Payments - Life insurance is one of those subjects few people want to think about most of the time. Fewer still take the trouble to review coverage and implement changes (and some still need prodding from the agent or financial planner). In the divorce process, life insurance on the ex-spouse who is responsible for alimony and/or child support is an often overlooked area in the divorce settlement...

The Dilemma of Health Insurance After Divorce - When looking at this issue it is easy to be mislead into thinking that there are easy solutions to this problem. Current research gives some very pat answers to a question that is extremely complex. The key to understanding the insurance dilemma facing divorced spouses is to look at long term solutions and to understand the need for an advisor to negotiate the process...

Who Is Your Beneficiary? - It is standard practice for most divorce practitioners to notify their clients to update their estate plans and change the beneficiaries of life insurance policies and retirement accounts following a divorce - and for good reason. While it is often thought that a divorce terminates beneficiary designations to a former spouse, a recent decision from the US Supreme Court is a reminder that this is not necessarily the case...

Health Insurance and Divorce - A divorce causes major issues with health insurance benefits. Many families have an employer provided and/or paid for health insurance benefits that cover health insurance for the entire family. After a divorce, the spouse with the family health insurance coverage can no longer cover the other dependent spouse...