Mark and Lily, an unmarried couple, live with Lily's son from a previous relationship. Mark possesses a large life insurance policy under his own name. Which of the following is likely to happen if Mark dies unexpectedly, without leaving a will?
A) Lily and her son can claim the insurance money stating their cohabitation relationship.
B) Lily can claim the insurance money only if she has lived with Mark for more than 2 years.
C) Lily cannot claim the insurance money as they are not legally married.
D) Lily cannot claim the money since her relationship is only considered a common-law marriage.
Question 2
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