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NY A10019
Bill
Status
5/1/2024
Primary Sponsor
Edward Braunstein
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AI Summary
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Separates the grounds for disqualifying a surviving spouse by creating distinct provisions for divorce decrees versus annulment or nullity decrees.
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Allows annulment or nullity decrees issued after the deceased spouse's death to disqualify the surviving spouse, with the marriage retroactively deemed void immediately prior to death.
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Removes the ground of "dissolving such marriage on the ground of absence" from the divorce provision, making it apply only to annulment and nullity cases.
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Renumbers existing disqualification provisions from (3) through (6) to (4) through (7) to accommodate the new annulment/nullity provision as subsection (2).
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Takes effect immediately upon enactment.
Legislative Description
Provides for the disqualification of a surviving spouse if the marriage is annulled or voided after the death of the spouse.
Last Action
referred to judiciary
5/1/2024