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answered on Sep 25, 2019
It's hard to say without seeing the file, the type of insurance involved, and details about the loss and coverage. As a general matter, anything is possible - an inconsistency in witness statements, questions about the amount of damages, questions about how the damages arose, verifying... View More
Can I use my step mother for withholding my father's life insurance if he had now I'll but he told his mother,father and siblings? Could we use these as witnesses?
answered on Aug 16, 2019
You should consult with an attorney who can review the facts of your case in detail and provide you with the options. We would need more information on the facts to provide you with guidance. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
I applied for automatic deposit. 4payments we’re electronically deposited. I also received weekly paper checks. CIGNA states electronic deposit was done under a different persons account and deposited in my account. They say I have to pay them back the 4 payments that were electronically deposited
answered on Jul 31, 2019
Yes, you have to pay back money that was erroneously sent to you.
I got a call from a lawyer saying they were going to report my balance to the state since i havent paid the balance in 6 months. What happens now?
answered on Jun 28, 2019
Contact your insurance carrier or your agent at the soonest and clear this up with them. As a general matter, state agencies do not go after people who have balances on their insurance premiums; many people pay their insurance bills on installment plans and have balances. That, by itself, is not a... View More
Accident was 4-19-19. Insured motorist under USAA claimed 100 % responsibility in complete loss of my car(27500). They have misrepresented themselves and told me to go through own insurance company. I told them no and I would like to go through USSA. No money for personal loss.
answered on Jun 17, 2019
I hope you are okay as a result of the accident. It's possible that what you were told does not amount to misrepresentation, although it could have been a recommendation that might not have been the best course of action for your interests. Before further time elapses, try to arrange a free... View More
my son is on medicaid right now but his father refuses to get him health insurance and makes more than enough to provide insurance?
answered on Mar 27, 2019
If the Court Order requires him to provide insurance, then your remedy would be to file a Contempt action against him.
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My question is a little complicated. This has to do with a State Farm Insurance Agent who owns his own agency and is allowing his son to commit theft and fraud out of his agency/office. What is the best way to go about reporting this?
answered on Jan 28, 2019
You can always file a police report to file a complaint about the crime. You can also contact the corporate office of State Farm and make them aware of it.
Father owned taxi company. Independent contractor that rented car weekly was in an accident. Did not file report. Father contacted his insurer, they issued a claim number and never got back to him. This was a year ago. He since was unable to get vehicles inspected by the city, and subsequently lost... View More
answered on Jun 28, 2018
Usually yes,though on the facts waiting a year is problematic. Suggest you look for a member of the Ga.Trial Lawyers Assn that handles bad faith claims. They give free consults.
Bulletin was sent out Sept 25, 2017
answered on Sep 29, 2017
This appears to be a question about Georgia law. (I am assuming that a George Bulletin should be a Georgia Bulletin).
If not please repost with more details as your question is very broad and open ended.
My daughter fell and had a large open wound which was bleeding profusely. On arrival at the ER, she was in hypertensive crisis with a BP of 178/145. My insurance plan denied coverage because I took her to the nearest ER rather than the only in network ER which was 15 miles away. How do I apply... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2017
File a complaint with the Ga. Insurance Commissioner. That may get their attention. Depends on travel time, nature of the wound, your abilities.
My landlord is accusing me of causing the water damages to my rental home in order to file a fraudulent claim with FEMA for disaster assistance. This is far from the truth. My landlord is the one who is committing insurance fraud of which I have proof. I also have witnesses and pictures that... View More
answered on Feb 13, 2017
You need the help of an attorney. Since you are on the coast, I suggest trying either Mr. Cris Schneider in Savannah at 912-385-0854, or Patrick Ferris in Douglas, GA, but who has an office in St. Simons. 912-384-1099.
the house was quit claim deeded to me and we were divorced when he did this without notifying me, is he guilty of any type of theft as I now have to resign for my insurance and take the hit for the $477 refund he was given. both of our names were still on the mortgage which is why they were both... View More
answered on Jan 12, 2017
I don't think that this would be considered the theft. Most likely, if you were granted the home, you were also ordered to pay all the costs, thereof, which would have included the insurance. If your divorce did not address who would get a refund once the insurance was transferred into his... View More
A car hit me making an improper pass
in a subdivision. I was slowing down turning left as the other car proceeds to try and pass me on my left. The report claimed that my blinker wasn't on but it never claimed my parking brakes were on as the car was very close behind me. I... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2016
It's an argument. "I think the apple is worth 80 cents. I'll give you 60 cents." Now if you were hurt contact a member of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free conults. Basically, if you have collision run it through your company let them hassle with the other driver.... View More
He was taken out of the home by DCFS and we have yet to reunify. Whenever I attempt to do my taxes online, it says to state the child had been with me 12 months because he was born in 2015. Is this correct? The difference of the returns is over $3,000 and I don't want to do the incorrect... View More
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answered on Jun 30, 2016
A court would say a deal is a deal--they acted relying on your "yes" in paying your lender. They can come after you for the money if you don't want to sign it. Focus on the case against the drunk--I assume you have an attorney; discuss it with them.If you don't, contact a... View More
Hi. I want to know if I have a case before I even try to hire a lawyer. My husband and I were injured in a wreck were we side swiped a semi-truck. The truck driver was drunk, high off pills, and hadn't slept in 24 hours. It was nighttime, the truck had jacknifed and was laying across the... View More
answered on Aug 3, 2015
Hopefully, you and your husband are okay. You said you were injured, so you should definitely consult with an injury lawyer. Don't delay. Trucking accident cases can be more complicated than regular car accidents, and trucking companies often get lawyers and investigators working to protect... View More
Who's responsible for my damages. The warrant was dismissed.
answered on Jul 18, 2015
You can talk to a local injury lawyer about a potential claim.
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