Hello,
I have a few questions I'm hoping someone has some experience with.
My husband has had his Case Conference and we have a few questions about items that were court ordered.
He had life insurance and benefits at the time of their separation 14 years ago, but he left that job a few years later and only recently has these benefits again.
He was ordered to prove that the 2 children are beneficiaries on his life insurance. Originally, the ex wife and 3 children were to be named as beneficiaries. The ex-wife was removed when the spousal support was finished and now the oldest son has been independent for a number of years, so is not needed to be listed to ensure child support if something was to happen to my husband. The question is, if his life insurance benefits exceed what would be paid out in monthly support, how does he name beneficiaries? His son has just completed his first year of university, his daughter will be starting university in Sept 2019. He wants to designate 50% to his daughter, 40% to his son and 10% to me, then make changes each year as they get closer to needing less support. These amounts still exceed what he would actually pay out monthly. Is this doable?
My second question is about her being ordered to provide a brief setting out her claim to the son's university expenses that she claims she paid. She has only been able to provide some recent transactions. What is she actually required to do? Does she have to show some proof that she paid things? From what we understand, the son has paid her back for some of these things. Should my husband expect that some bank statements would need to be provided to show her account activities so we see if she has been re-paid?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
I have a few questions I'm hoping someone has some experience with.
My husband has had his Case Conference and we have a few questions about items that were court ordered.
He had life insurance and benefits at the time of their separation 14 years ago, but he left that job a few years later and only recently has these benefits again.
He was ordered to prove that the 2 children are beneficiaries on his life insurance. Originally, the ex wife and 3 children were to be named as beneficiaries. The ex-wife was removed when the spousal support was finished and now the oldest son has been independent for a number of years, so is not needed to be listed to ensure child support if something was to happen to my husband. The question is, if his life insurance benefits exceed what would be paid out in monthly support, how does he name beneficiaries? His son has just completed his first year of university, his daughter will be starting university in Sept 2019. He wants to designate 50% to his daughter, 40% to his son and 10% to me, then make changes each year as they get closer to needing less support. These amounts still exceed what he would actually pay out monthly. Is this doable?
My second question is about her being ordered to provide a brief setting out her claim to the son's university expenses that she claims she paid. She has only been able to provide some recent transactions. What is she actually required to do? Does she have to show some proof that she paid things? From what we understand, the son has paid her back for some of these things. Should my husband expect that some bank statements would need to be provided to show her account activities so we see if she has been re-paid?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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