Reply #161: You imagine [View All]

[Dookus]

but you provide no evidence.

Now if your claim is that the existence of a life insurance policy should preclude any spouse from making medical decisions, then say so. But you will be soundly derided, and rightfully so.

Why shouldn't he gain from her life insurance policy if they had one? I'm sure it was impossible to get one before she was hospitalized, so if he's kept up the payments for all these years, what's wrong with him getting the money?

That's what life insurance policies do - they pay off the surviving spouse when the other one dies.

But the fact is, you don't know shit about whether or how much he stands to gain upon her death, yet you feel compelled to hang onto that factoid like a drowining man to a buoy. Why? You have been challenged at least 20 times here to explain what you know about his financial gain upon her death and can't answer the question. Why still cling to it? It is obvious you don't know anytihng at all about the situation.