Adoptive Children Clause Samples
The 'Adoptive Children' clause defines how adopted children are treated under the terms of an agreement, such as a will, trust, or insurance policy. Typically, this clause clarifies that adopted children are to be considered in the same manner as biological children for the purposes of inheritance, benefits, or other rights and obligations. For example, it may specify that any child legally adopted by a party is entitled to the same share or status as a natural child. The core function of this clause is to ensure equal treatment and prevent ambiguity regarding the rights of adopted children, thereby promoting fairness and legal clarity.
Adoptive Children. The effective date will be the date of placement with the subscriber only if application to us or The Exchange is received timely. Otherwise, coverage will become effective as described under General Eligibility Requirements. Coverage will be effective for the domestic partner and/or their children upon our acceptance and approval of the completed application or notification of enrollment through The Exchange and payment of required subscription charges as described under When Coverage Begins.