Tex. Insurance Code § 1131.802
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 1131.802, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 1131.802. EXTENSION OF GROUP LIFE INSURANCE TO SPOUSES AND CHILDREN; ELIGIBLE CHILDREN.
Official statutory text
Insurance under a group life insurance policy may be extended to cover:
(1) the spouse of each individual eligible to be insured under the policy;
(2) a natural or adopted child of each individual eligible to be insured under the policy if the child is:
(A) younger than 25 years of age or an older age stated in the policy; or
(B) physically or mentally disabled and under the parents' supervision; or
(3) a natural or adopted grandchild of each individual eligible to be insured under the policy if the child is younger than 25 years of age or an older age stated in the policy.
(1) the spouse of each individual eligible to be insured under the policy;
(2) a natural or adopted child of each individual eligible to be insured under the policy if the child is:
(A) younger than 25 years of age or an older age stated in the policy; or
(B) physically or mentally disabled and under the parents' supervision; or
(3) a natural or adopted grandchild of each individual eligible to be insured under the policy if the child is younger than 25 years of age or an older age stated in the policy.
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