Am I liable for a "no insurance" misdemeanor for getting into a parking lot accident?
Yes. You are required to have insurance by law. You will not be cited at fault since it is on private property.
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Yes. You are required to have insurance by law. You will not be cited at fault since it is on private property.
You will need to file a suit against him and hope he has insurance or asset to cover your damages.
Talk to their carrier to get the limits of $1000. If uninsured you may sue for the full amount.
You are liable for negligent entrustment. There may be both criminal and civil ramifications.
He is responsible for the damage. You will have to pay your deductible if you go thru your insurance.
This is a matter best addressed by the domestic relations court that issued your decree. Consult with your divorce attorney.
You would appear to be at fault based on your narrative. allow your carrier to handle this matter.
File a claim with the at fault drivers insurance carrier. If you do not have the info, then get it from the police report. You should know the date...
If you had no coverage at the time, no insurance company will pay. You are personally liable for any damages.
It would not appear to be the fault of the interlock that caused the accident in my opinion. I do not see a cause of action here.