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- Maintenance Awards: Medical, Dental and Life
Insurance - Special Relief FAQ's -
- What is SPECIAL RELIEF?
It is relief that the court may grant a party
directing his/her spouse to provide insurance for the
benefit of his/her spouse or his/her children.
- When is special Relief available?
In any matrimonial action.
- What can Court order a party to do?
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- Purchase, maintain or assign a policy of
insurance for health and hospital care and
related services for either spouse or children;
- Purchase, maintain or assign a policy of
insurance on the life of either spouse and
designate either spouse or children of the
marriage as irrevocable beneficiary;
- Are there any restrictions or limitations on the court's
ability to order Special Relief"?
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- The policy of insurance for health and hospital
care and related services for either spouse or
children cannot be for longer than party is
obligated to pay maintenance, child support or a
distributive award;
- The life insurance may be during a period of time
fixed by the Court but the beneficiaries'
interest must terminate upon the termination of
the spouse's obligation to pay maintenance, child
support, a distributive award, or when the
beneficiary remarries or predeceases the insured.
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