Can New York State Seize a Life‑Insurance Policy From a Beneficiary?
New York generally does not strip a life‑insurance policy from a named beneficiary, but claims, unpaid taxes, or court orders can affect distribution. Read the key rules.
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New York generally does not strip a life‑insurance policy from a named beneficiary, but claims, unpaid taxes, or court orders can affect distribution. Read the key rules.
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