With so many other concerns that come with divorce, relying on your child support and alimony payments shouldn’t be part of them.  

Currently, the only insurance policy that covers child support and alimony payments if the payor dies is life insurance.  But what if the payor loses their job or incurs an injury that prevents them from working?

Support Insured now provides protection for:

• Death - If the payor dies, the court-mandated payments will continue for up to one year
• Disability - If the payor is unable to work due to injury or illness (as defined by the terms of the policy), payments will continue for up to one year
• Involuntary Unemployment - If the payor is unable to work due to their employer going out of business, layoffs, a lock-out, or if they are self-employed and there is a loss of a major account that forces the business to close, payments will be made for up to one year

Support Insured adds that extra layer of protection that guarantees your financial security.  And either the payor or the payee may purchase the coverage.  

Now your support is not only guaranteed, it’s insured.

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