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Viatical Contracts and DivorceScenario I: The divorcing couple own viatical and life settlement investments. How do you value these assets? Is it worthwhile for your client to accept ownership in lieu of other assets? What do you need to know in order to evaluate these contracts? Scenario II: Your client, the beneficiary of the spouse's life insurance, discovers post-dissolution, that the spouse sold his/her policy to a viatical and life settlement company. As part of the sale, owner and beneficiary were changed to the viatical company (or to the investors who purchased the policy from the company). Does your client have rights worth pursuing? If yes, what will it cost to pursue these rights? Scenario III: Your client's spouse wants your client to sell his/her policy so that there will be more cash to distribute. Is your client a candidate for viatication? How do you determine a fair sales price? How do you safeguard your client's privacy, medical information, safety, if the policy is sold and resold? |
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