Q: Some one hit my parked car today.i have insurance as do they. I got a police report what do i do next?
The lady who hit my car was being chased by her boyfriend. The police office said they will have to settle there case aginst him befour i can do anything about my car. He said i might have to go thru the boyfriends insurance even tho he didnt hit my car. I dont know where to go from here. That was my family car i have no way to work or to take my children to school. Please help me as to what steps i should take next.
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A: File the claim with your own insurance company. Assuming you have the available coverages, your insurance company can repair your car and provide you with a rental so you can get to work and take your children to school. Provide your insurance company with a copy of the police report and they will pursue the other parties to get back the money they pay out on your claim and also any deductible you may be responsible. This appears to be the quickest way to accomplish your goals.
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