If i receive house insurance binder from a co. in Alabama effective 2/14/06 and my home burns 2/16/06 am i cov
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look in the dept. of correction in your state website
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Actually most insurance companies ask if you are purchasing the house now or if you have owned it and if you have owned the property then they will want to know who currently provides coverage on the property.  Its not a good idea to lie about this.  If the mortgage company issued coverage you may be able to use that as your current coverage.  Try here for a list of local agents: http://www.insuremyhouse.com  Most agencies can write a non-preferred policy for a year to re-establish prior insurance and then convert you to a preferred policy.
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Insurance will only cover the portion that was insured.  They will pay for the damages caused by the fire up to the limits of the policy.  If she lived above her business, she may be able to rebuild all or a portion of what was damaged, but it really depends on how much damage was done by the fire.  She will not get anything extra to replace her personal belongings, but she should be covered on her business personal property.  Now, what she considers Business Personal Property is a whole other issue.  She can claim that she ran an office from upstairs...get the jist? \n\nThey will not cover the dog.\n\nThe state does not have a program for recoveries.\n\nThe insurance company will more than likely subrogate the losses from the person who caused the fire if they find it was arson.
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Depends on the state check http://packing.org
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How did they serve you? They would've had to serve you personally or through a family member. They usually send the summons and complaint to the sheriffs department of the county you were residing in or they thought you were residing in. The sheriff goes out to your house to serve you with the summons and complaint. If you don't live there and a new tenant does then the sheriff will send it back to the attorney who sent it to him as "Unable to Serve" with the reason why. However, if a family member lives there and says you live there but you are away, he will serve them with the documents for you, b/c you will eventually get back and get the papers.\n\nAsk that lawyer to provide you with the Affidavit of Service/Proof of Service. He has to. It's your right. Also I will assume you were driving with insurance. Call up the insurance company that provided you with coverage at the time and open up the claim for that accident. If you had insurance, they will cover you.\n\nAlso check on the police report, if it provides your insurance company information, such as an insurance code and/or policy number. Because if it did, than the attorney who represents the other driver, was lazy and didn't open up the claim himself with your insurance company. Especially if its visible. He should've known it was there.
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Yes. The policy is in effect until it expires, the probate judge discharges the insurer, or proof of death and supplemental insurance is obtained by the insurance company.
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Not all bonding companies are regulated by insurance companies. In Georgia, we are what some call Professional Bondsman. We have our own equity with the Sheriff. Contact your local Sheriff/County/Jail and they should be able to help you. If they are Insurance regulated then they should also be able to tell you who to contact. Another source is searching on the internet about all this. I think you can go to the pbus.com and email someone and they might be able to better help you.
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Check with the County Health department.  They could probably tell you.
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Call your insurance office..the number should be listed on your medical card..they will have an up today list.
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check Best reports- a co from nj that rates all insurance cos nationwide-best way to do it- try online=yet they may charge like 5 dollars or ten for a report- try the co name online or the yahoo yellow pages etc
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Try this:   \n\nhttp://www.ohioinsurance.gov/Complaints/ComplaintMain.htm
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First we need more information.\n\nDid you sign a release? You may have and not realized it. So check your paperwork. If you did then they did nothing wrong. Last time I checked into the hospital, there was a information release form. \n\nAlso if you have insurance, they will release information to your insurance co. or your company if Workman's comp. Or to your company if they are self insured.\n\nSo without a lot more information, we really can't help you.
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good insurance-accidental fire
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contact a insurance agent.\n\nlol
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Look under Title 23 of the Alabama State Code
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If you own your home, the policy whould look something like this:\n\n\nMr. & Mrs. Zorn\n1234 Zorn St.\nZornia, MI 48382\n\nPrimary HO3 (homeowner's policy)\n\nCoverage A  Dwelling replacement  $\nCoverage B  Other Structures      $\nCoverage C  Personal Property     $\nCoverage D  Loss of Use           $\nCoverage E  Personal Liability    $\nCoverage F  Medical Payments      $\n\nThe above is the main coverages and determines how much coverage you have on your home, contents and personal liability.  Your policy should be for a coverage period of 12 months. There are other factors involved as well.\n\nYou need to contact your insurance agent and have them explain how your policy works and what it covers so that you understand it completely.