Question, what happens if the property owner passes away? If the policyholder passes away the insurance company will continue to communicate to an insured who is living at the residence that is a member of the household. If you are unsure whether you are an insured or a member of the household, please consult with … Continue reading “What Happens if the Property Owner Passes Away?”
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Can My Insurance Cancel the Renewal for Acts of God?
Your insurance company cannot non-renew you due to acts of God unless you fail to mitigate your damages from a prior claim. If your house is damaged due to an act of God, your insurance company cannot cancel your policy. If you are unsure if you’re wrongfully canceled, consult with your insurance agent or speak … Continue reading “Can My Insurance Cancel the Renewal for Acts of God?”
Open and Read Every Piece of Mail About Your Insurance
Reading the mail is really important, especially when it’s mail coming from your insurance company. Pay attention to notices in the mail regarding cancellation or non-renewal of your policy. You do not want to be caught off guard regarding an increased premium or remove coverages in the endorsement section of your policy to avoid that … Continue reading “Open and Read Every Piece of Mail About Your Insurance”
90 Day Honeymoon. Misstatement Trap!
The 90 day honeymoon cancellation of your policy for misstatements. Your insurance company can only cancel your policy due to misstatements within 90 days of obtaining the insurance. If you’re unsure about this provision, make sure to consult with your insurance agent or speak with an experienced insurance attorney.
Can I get Insurance After I Sue?
So a common question I hear all the time, “if I sue, will I be uninsurable?” No, you are still insurable. If you file too many claims in a short period of time or have a lot of claims, it will be difficult to find new insurance. Make sure to consult with your insurance agent … Continue reading “Can I get Insurance After I Sue?”
Failure to Cooperate with Investigation
Post-loss obligations. One of them is cooperating with the insurance company as part of their investigation of your claim. Allow your insurance company to inspect your property as many times as they request and provide any and all documents that are being requested. You don’t wanna give your insurance company any excuses to deny your … Continue reading “Failure to Cooperate with Investigation”
What Should I do to Keep an Accurate Record of Expenses?
Super important. Keeping an accurate record of your repair expenses is key to having a covered claim. Keep all of your receipts. Do not throw away anything. Organize your receipts so they are easily found and identified. If you are unsure of how to do all this, consult with your insurance agent or speak with … Continue reading “What Should I do to Keep an Accurate Record of Expenses?”
Should I Give a Recorded Statement?
Recorded statements. Do not do this alone. Seek counsel. Insurance attorneys love when you are not represented. They feel like they can ask any questions that may be intrusive. Don’t make this mistake if you’re asked to do a recorded statement. Please consult with experienced assurance attorney.
What is Prompt Notice?
What is prompt notice? Prompt notice means you give notice to your insurance company as soon as practicable. Insurance companies routinely rely on prejudice for late reported claims for advice regarding late reporting of a claim. Please consult with your insurance agent or speak with an experienced insurance attorney.
Mitigate Further Damage. What Does That Mean?
You must mitigate damage in your property. Do not let your damages get worse. Do not wait to make repairs to make sure you are properly mitigating damages. Please consult with your insurance agent or speak with an experienced insurance attorney.