homeowners insurance denied claim
I had a 4 wheeler stolen out of my closed garage.Got a police report,and took it to my homeowners insurance,and they denied to pay for it because it was cosiderd a vehicle but you can notlicnes a 4 wheeler and drive it on the road.I have not even made the first payment yet.In my coverage there is 16,000 in personal property,would that not cover it? and if not would legal actions help me out.If i decide not to pay for it would a lawyer help me from being sued from the finance company or keep them from garnishing my wage
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Four Wheeler
First you should have a lawyer look at your homeowner's policy to see if there is a basis for a claim against it. Just because the adjuster denies the claim, doesn't necessarily mean you are completely out of luck.
Your obligation to the finance company is not going to be effected by the theft. You need to figure out a way to get your homeowner's policy to pay for it. Go see a lawyer.
If you have more questions or need more information, do not hesitate to contact me at acrone@cronemason.com or 1.800.403.7868. Good luck.
posted by Alan Crone | Sep 5, 2003 09:01 AM [EST]
First you should have a lawyer look at your homeowner's policy to see if there is a basis for a claim against it. Just because the adjuster denies the claim, doesn't necessarily mean you are completely out of luck.
Your obligation to the finance company is not going to be effected by the theft. You need to figure out a way to get your homeowner's policy to pay for it. Go see a lawyer.
If you have more questions or need more information, do not hesitate to contact me at acrone@cronemason.com or 1.800.403.7868. Good luck.
posted by Alan Crone | Sep 5, 2003 09:01 AM [EST]
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