Auto Insurance

In most administrations it means that the quote does not properly apply, your insurance is not valid, and your circumstances are then exactly the same as someone who is not insured. There could in some cases be further legal penalties on top.

In many or most states not having liability is against the law. No insurance and you drive illegally, or you do not drive at all.

if you are young driver, means you have started to drive the car nearly, and want to take own car,then you need to take young driver car insurance,for that you have to check online for the information about car insurance ,because it totally depends where you live,check online insurance for young driver then compare their or call insurance agent for more information,

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Yes it does. The cancellation of an insurance policy is not retroactive.

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You will have to call a big insurance company like state farm, or all state and let them know you have a rental property and indicate how many tenants, its no so much room to room as a broad coverage for the entire home. Now if your asking as a renter? then just call an insurance company and let them know you need a tenants policy and indicate how much contents you have for instance $50,000 worth of coverage would be good.

In Georgia the policy follows the vehicle. This would be vicarious liability and it would be covered. However the insurance company can possibly deny this claim cause the person driving the auto obviously didn't have permission by the insured to be driving this vehicle. That's a hard one to answer...

The insured drivers uninsured motorist coverage should take care of it. Doesn't matter if property is private or not.

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Why would you want to? You would pay twice as much and if there is a claim the insurance companies will split the cost of the payment. It is illegal for you to attempt to profit for a loss on an insurance policy.

They will sue you and you will have to pay them plus legal fees, court costs, collection fees, etc. but mainly you will have to pay them and they will ruin your credit. Work out a pay plan with them to kee them happy.

each contributes 50% to liability or fault.

Cancel your policy.

All household members must be listed as drivers on your policy as well as anyone who may be a regular driver of any of your vehicles. As far as their car that is a no. You cannot add a vehicle that you do not own. If your name is not own the title or the exception would be for husband and wife who live together, They may be covered under one policy no matter which if them is titled on the car.

I'm not sure what you mean by covered. She needs to be listed as a driver if she drives any of your vehicles. You cannot add her vehicle to your policy if that is what you mean. No one can add a vehicle to their policy if the vehicle is not titled in their name. The only exception is husband and wife situations. Whether or not you are adulterous makes not difference to the insurance company really.

why are you asking a legal question anomously on the internet. ask a licensed oregon insurance agent. that is the only reputable answer you can get

A person's age has nothing to do with how much liability insurance they need to carry. It really depends on how much damage and injuries they plan on doing to someone if they hit them in an accident that is the 59 year old's fault. The actual answer is as much as you can afford because you don't know how much damage you may do in an accident. If the person has assets they need to purchase liability insurance in an amount that at least exceeds the value of their assets. This is not to say that they could not be liable for an amount more than their assets as they could have their wages and income garnished for the rest of their life.

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Most policies permit occasional privileges to drivers other than the policy holder but it would be best to ask the insurance company. They will want to know the age of the other driver and his/her driving record.

An SR-22A is an endorsement on an auto insurance policy that is required by the state. A person who is required to have an SR-22A is normally someone who has trouble keeping his or her insurance in force. They have often been caught driving without insurance. The insurance itself is usually not more expensive than regular insurance but generally the premium is required to be paid in full or at least more retrictive. The insurance company is responsible for making sure you have insurance for the full policy term or must at least give the state more notice time if you are going to cancel.

No. Insurance does not cover mechanical problems.

yes. Always responsible.

The driver is always responsible for whatever happens to vehical he is driving

You will be cited for driving without insurance and the other driver being at fault, him and his insurance are still liable for damages.

Two different policies paid for by two different people! You may have to hire outside legal help to make it happen, though.