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How do you find out who a person's homeowner insurance company is in order to file a claim against them?
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∙ 9y ago
You just ask them, If they believe you have a valid claim then it's likely no problem for them to give you the information.
If your just under the impression they are somehow liable and they do not agree with you, it might be best first to ask an insurance professional or an attorney for their opinion on liability.
If you have already consulted with a professional and they still won't divulge the information you will have to sue them. You will discover the name if the insurer when they respond to your notice of suit.
Bear in mind though that just because something happened on someones property or due to something from their property, contrary to popular opinion, a home owner is not liable for everything that happens on the property. A homeowner is also not liable for an act of nature such as felled trees or windblown debris.
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If they will not tell you and the county/city doesn't require this information and I doubt they would. You will likely have to file suit (small claims or get an attorney), to get this information.
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