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Life insurance can become a legal problem after divorce if not updated properly. In Michigan, whether or not your ex receives the benefit depends on both state and federal rules, which can lead to costly mistakes if ignored.

• Divorce may revoke your ex as beneficiary—but not in all cases • Federally governed plans like ERISA may still pay your ex unless updated • If no beneficiary is listed, the payout typically goes to your estate • Courts may not reverse a payout without proof the ex wasn’t intended to benefit • Always update your policy directly with the insurer post-divorce

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