· 12/31/1984
Estate of Hanley v. Andresen
Citations
- 693 P.2d 198
- 39 Wash. App. 377
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a named beneficiary was entitled to FEGLIA proceeds despite an absolute waiver in a divorce decree because the decree “conflict[ed] with the statutorily required procedure to change the designation of beneficiary”
- holding that the divorce decree could not operate to change the designated beneficiary
- where divorce decree purported to divest named beneficiary of rights under FEGLI, failure to properly execute change in designation entitled named beneficiary to proceeds as against competing claimants
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Judges: Scholfield
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