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Your friends daughter ran a stop sign and hit someone but her parents don't have her on their insurance?
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∙ 16y ago
if she had permission to drive, and their policy doesn't specifically exclude some or all drivers, there should be coverage, but they will also be required to either add her or exclude her..........
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Can you put life insurance on anyone like parents syblings or friends?
Yes, you may be able to buy life insurance on your parents and your siblings. If you are related to someone, you may have an insurable interest in them. However, there may not exist an insurable interest between you and your friends. If you rely on someone for financial support, life insurance may be purchased on that person., or if you are relatives.
Do you have auto insurance if you are on someone else's insurance policy?
Answer If you have Auto Insurance and it's on your parents Insurance Plan then yes you have Insurance, but if you are on a friends Insurance Plan, I don't think you'd be covered in an accident unless that person is your girlfriend, boyfriend.
Can get your car out of the pound with your friends traders insurance?
No, the insurance has to be on your car not someone elses.
If your brother married someone what are their parents to you?
Friends
Can a person take out life insurance on their sick daughter?
you can if your daughter is younger than 18 years. but they cant sell you an insurance if it is not under your name. you have to be able to have someone to insure.
Can you be a named driver on someone elses insurance in your car?
um... yeah if your on your parents insurance....... i think
Is it possible to have someone other than your parents hold the insurance policy for you until you are old enough to get your own insurance?
No
Before marrying someone who or what in their life must you get along with?
parents, kids, friends, pets
Do you think Parents have a right to tell their daughter their not allowed to date someone anymore?
Honestly, I do. Parents do it for their daughter's safety. If they don't find the boy a good influence, they can decide that she shouldn't date him. It may not be fair in the daughter's point of view. But, parents, as long as the girl is under 18, have every right to do so. Daughters may and will find this very unfair, but it's not like they can do anything about it. And if the parents say do it, the daughter probably should. It's not that the girl doesn't deserve him. Most of the time, it's that the boy is dangerous or not worth her. So, I think the girl should stop dating the boy if their parents told her not to. She should find someone her parents will approve of. Just a bit of advice from me to you. Parents have every right. I'm not a parent. I'm a daughter who is under 18. And no, this has not happened to me. But, I do believe parents have every right to tell their daughter who they can and cannot date.
What reasons could i give to my parents so i could go out camping with friends and not have them know about it?
well you would tell your parents your spending the night at a friends or you could say you are babysitting for someone....... it all depends on how easy your parents are to fool.
Will your car insurance cover your daughter if she has an accident?
Car insurance is designed to cover your vehicle should you need to allow someone to use it. There may be some difficulties with coverage if it is being primarily driven by someone who isn't rated on the policy.
How can you make your mother and your father let you go out to town with your friends?
Have you given your parents a reason why not to let you go out with friends or why not to trust you or the friends you want to go out with? This same thing is happening to a young lady that I know - she says she has the RIGHT to go out with friends and the RIGHT to do this or that. Her parents trusted she would be with a group of friends and instead was with someone they did not approve of. On another occasion she said she wanted to spend the night with another girl only to do the same thing. This has happened several times, so her parents "terminated" her RIGHTS... My question - If you put yourself in her parents' place, would trust your daughter to go out "with her friends again"? The problem here is lack of trust. If this is what happened in your case, you need to re-develop trust and be where you say you will go, etc.
