It's unclear what you are asking. IF you were named beneficiary you should file the death claim and get the proceeds. If your step-mother was the...

If you have collision coverage (comprehensive) simply report it to your insurance company, be prepared to pay the deductible, and let it take care...

Guardian Life is normally regarded as as okay company itself, and sells a wide variety or products. It’s clear that you did not understand the...

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Your question is unclear. If there was no accident or other covered event the insurance company normally would not be liable to pay for damages....

Informal settlements are made all the time. Most end the matter in controversy. If your friend wants to be 100% protected he needs a lawyer. If...

If you have comprehensive/collision coverage you’ll almost certainly be best off to have your insurance company handle things. It will then go...

You are obviously getting a runaround from your insurance company. Well, quick positive decisions from an insurance company are rare when the...

You have the right to discharge your attorney at any time and retain a new attorney for almost any reason (other than at the eve of trial when a...

As I best understand it, your attorney first received the initial installment of a settlement from PG&E 21 days ago, and you are at a loss as to...

Go to eapps.naic.org. If your family member has passed and you are a beneficiary you’d be able to get that information. If the person is not a...