Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. Potter

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• holding that FEGLIA preempted state court divorce judgment ordering insured to maintain ex-wife as beneficiary of existing life insurance policies
• holding that given FEGLIA's express preemption provision, it is even more appropriate to conclude that Congress \'has spoken with force and clarity in directing that the proceeds belong to the named beneficiary and no other'\

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