Dear Colleagues,
I have a client who is the parent of a severely disabled "child" The child in this case is 21 with severe autism and has a history of seizures. She takes deprakaut (excuse spelling) which seems to control the seizures. Child had a pacemaker inserted as a young child. The proposed insured needs assistance with activities of daily living and is wheelchair bound.
Is there any chance that this person can qualify for a final expense policy?
The father would be the owner and beneficiary. We recognize that this case presents a major underwriting challenge. Appreciate any though
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I have a client who is the parent of a severely disabled "child" The child in this case is 21 with severe autism and has a history of seizures. She takes deprakaut (excuse spelling) which seems to control the seizures. Child had a pacemaker inserted as a young child. The proposed insured needs assistance with activities of daily living and is wheelchair bound.
Is there any chance that this person can qualify for a final expense policy?
The father would be the owner and beneficiary. We recognize that this case presents a major underwriting challenge. Appreciate any though
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