Mother has life insurance on me

Anybody can get a life insurance policy on ANYBODY. Doesn't sound ethical or sound like it should be legal but there you go.

Companies can even have life insurance policies on their own employees. Very disturbing indeed. It's called dead peasant policy or something on that line.
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/dead-peasant-life-insurance-policies-fair/story?id=8724327

As long as your mother pays her premiums then she'll be able to keep the policy active.

Just don't stand behind her when she's backing up her car--it's all too easy to make it look like just an accident.

I think they have to have an economic interest in you of some sort.

Indeed. It's called an "insurable interest." Parents are usually presumed to have an insurable interest in the lives of their children, although I'm not sure if that presumption holds for adult children.

In any event, peacenlove, there's not much a person can do to have a life insurance policy on his/her life cancelled. I suppose you could call the insurance company and tell them that there's something fishy going on here, but as long as your mom is paying the premiums and there's no evident fraud involved, I don't think it's possible to have a policy on your life cancelled if you're not the owner of that policy.

Just outlive her. That'll work.

So - do you have plans in place should you die?

Who will pay for your funeral?

Who will take care of your child (I saw that in your other post you are a new
mother)

Be glad that someone has plans in place should you not be here.

To punkey, yes all those plans are taken care of. I would never let her take custody of my child anyways.