Niederkorn v. Niederkorn

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• benefits of the life-insurance policy, not payable until after the husband’s death, amount to posthumous child support
• “[t]he federal exemption bears directly on the financial positions of the parties. An award of the tax exemption to one party is nearly identical in nature to an order that the other party pay as child support a sum equal to the value of the exemption”

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