I was in a wreck, my car a total loss. Can the at-fault driver's insurance deny my claim since my drivers license was expired?
No - not having a license should not affect your claim against the at fault driver.
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No - not having a license should not affect your claim against the at fault driver.
Were the police able to find the at fault driver?
Go to another body shop that the insurance company can pay directly.
Work with CPS in Alabama on this - and also retain you own attorney.
You can draft up an agreement for compensation but you should also see an accountant about the tax consequences.
Since this is a good deal of money, it would be worth seeing a business attorney about a civil action to see how you can collect on the debt.
You might try getting a ticket attorney to keep your record clean.
I don't think so - if caught, you would be in violation of your sentence, probation and DMV.
You cannot simply withhold rent, you would have to take him to small claims.
You can try to challenge the insurance company's valuation of the car - try to get some other figures to present to them.