[wdfifteen]

I have a question for anyone who knows about life insurance. In the OP I said the first thing this POS did when he learned his son had cancer was to say, "I'm not selling my bike." It turns out that somewhere around the second thing he did was to take out a life insurance policy on the child. I know if you are an adult there are health questions you have to answer, an I'm pretty sure that if you say on the questionnaire, "I just found out I have cancer," you aren't going to get a policy. But I don't know about kids. Do they ask questions about the health status of the child or do they just assume a child isn't going to die within the year and sell the policy? Trying to figure out whether this POS defrauded the insurance company or not.
On another note, his child died on a Friday and on Monday his attorney filed a suit to have his entire child support commitment eliminated. I know you can't get an attorney to file a suit in a matter of hours. He was planning this all along. While the rest of us were dealing with the decline and death of this boy, his dad was busy scheming how to capitalize on it for his own financial gain.
It sickens me to know that while he was sitting in the hospital with big crocodile tears in his eyes on the child's last day he was really thinking about the jackpot he would reap as soon as the boy passed. It's just sickening.