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answered on Jan 24, 2022
This answer is based on Indiana Law.
If you are asking whether your ex spouse is entitled to any money for the damage to the dump truck, that depends. If her name is on the title then yes the spouse would be entitled to funds commensurate with the spouse's ownership interest in the... View More 
answered on Jul 2, 2019
Obtain their license plate number, call police and report it. . Do not try and confront the persons throwing the items at your car.
If it really is intentional the insurance company for the person who threw the item will not pay for the damage. You will likely find that the thrower does... View More
I live in Indiana. One day on the way to work I got onto the interstate. The split by downtown that is 4 lanes(left 2 lanes 65South and right 2 lanes 70W). Rainy day... so me and two other cars in front of me were going 50-60mph(speed limit 50). The very front car was a lady with kids romping... View More
answered on Feb 15, 2019
The first thing you need to do is take a deep breath, everything is going to be fine. Second, deliver the summons and the complaint to your liability insurance company immediately. The insurance company has a contractual obligation to defend you and to indemnify you. (This means pay any judgment... View More
I had no dental insurance and paid $8700 out of pocket. Medicare and supplement paid $1000 for an $8500 Hospital ER visit. Now USAA claims I was partially negligent and will only pay $13,000 total.
If I repay Medicare, it seems that would expose me to full payment for hospital bill.... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2018
Because you are receiving money as a result of an injury claim, the short answer is yes, you are required to repay Medicare. BUT, because of write downs you will not have to pay as much as you think. Medicare writes down medical bills significantly. So, even though the amount billed is... View More
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