Pope v. Cauffman

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• noting \narrow majority of cases\ holding that a temporary restraining order \generally barring the sale or dissipation of the couple's assets does not prevent the insured from changing the named beneficiary.\
• noting “narrow majority of cases” holding that a temporary restraining order “generally barring the sale or dissipation of the couple’s assets does not prevent the insured from changing the named beneficiary.”

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