Yes you can have an upstate "insurance rating" but Insurance Companies usually ask for proof that the car is there. If you are caught with it in NYC and are involved in any type of Insurance loss then you will not be covered.
The Gosselins rarely talk about the grandparents and they do not say to protect the parents' privacy.
The internet, friends, and rarely parents.
they rarely do
not chance,but rarely can be.
It is possible but rarely it depends on the genes.
99% of the time, yes. There is the ability on a network adapter to over-ride the mac-address that comes with it, but very rarely is that feature ever used. fm
Generally speaking, no. If your state requires that a vehicle with a valid registration also have insurance you can usually seek a waiver from the state for vehicles that are rarely if ever driven.
Rarely; rightsholders are more likely to demand remuneration from the parents.
They could sue you (sure...) but RARELY do they win. If they are injured they could file a claim to your insurance company at most... if you are insured you'll be fine.
Very few ! Your age restrict the number of hours you can work, and companies are rarely insured to employ people under 16. The only job I can think of - is a paper round !
Judy used to monopolize the family car, rarely letting her parents use it.
Kids rarely share parents interests either. it depends what kind of person you are and what interests you. Just because your dad is into fishing doesn't mean you have to be. They are interested in YOU but not necessarily your hobby.