Sentences with phrase «undue financial hardship if»

A life insurance policy is one way to protect survivors or dependents from undue financial hardship if you die.

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A court may make an exception if the payment would cause a significant undue financial hardship; however, most courts are reluctant to do this, and the definition of what constitutes an undue hardship can vary from court to court.

An employer that employs less than 50 employees shall not be subject to the requirements of this subsection, if such requirements would impose an undue hardship by causing the employer significant difficulty or expense when considered in relation to the size, financial resources, nature, or structure of the employer's business.

Undue hardship occurs if accommodation would create onerous conditions for an employer or service provider, for example, intolerable financial costs or serious disruption to business.

If the denial or delay of your legitimate insurance claim has caused you undue hardship or financial stress, we will ensure that the insurance company is held accountable for its actions.

Use this section of the financial statement to respond to a claim for undue hardship, or to provide a more accurate picture of your financial circumstances if you are living with other adults, including new partners, parents or others that contribute to household expenses.

If these expenses are not covered by health insurance, a burial insurance plan could help to pay these high expenses and keep your loved ones from undue financial hardship.

Though a Worcester life insurance policy may not seem necessary now, if you have loved ones who depend on you, having a policy in place may save them from undue financial hardships in the wake of a tragedy.