Q: My windows were broke out of my car by my friends boyfriend at their grandma's house who is responcible for it
I went to visit my friend at her house .she was living in a house owned by her grandmother .her boyfriend came there and broke out 2 of my windows of my car and 1 of her car windows .I don't make that much money so I only have collision insurance on my car .she doesn't have to pay rent or any thing so she got hers fixed so I asked her if her grandma's home owners insurance would cover the cost to fix my 2 windows but she said her grandma won't want to turn it in on her insurance so what can I do her grandma doesn't live there my friends dad dose but he's away in the hospital so I can only talk to my friend abut it but I think she just doesn't want her grandma who owns the house to know I live in washington state so I don't know what the laws on this are can you help me on this I only have a minimum wage job and winter is coming so I need my windows fixed
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