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elite222
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We live in Nebraska and my 15 year old son (Greg) has recently got into an accident with a friends (Becky's mothers) car, and I'm curious as to my first step.
Scenario:
Becky loaned Greg her mothers car since her Mom was out of town, without her moms knowledge.
Greg who has only a drivers permit got into a single car accident.
Police gave Greg a Negligent Driving ticket and impounded car.
Damage was approx. $3000 to a 04 Santa Fa, mail box, electric crew needed to be called about a downed power line, but the pole didn't sustain any damage.
The police officer told me that when Mom comes back in town that she may press charges for stolen vehicle against my son even though her daughter loaned my son the car. Daughters name isn't on the title.
Should I get a lawyer? Wouldn't her auto insurance cover this since insurance follows the vehicle? Of course the insurance company will probably come after us after that, don't you think? Any help as to what to expect would be greatly appreciated.... Court date is 12/6/04
Scenario:
Becky loaned Greg her mothers car since her Mom was out of town, without her moms knowledge.
Greg who has only a drivers permit got into a single car accident.
Police gave Greg a Negligent Driving ticket and impounded car.
Damage was approx. $3000 to a 04 Santa Fa, mail box, electric crew needed to be called about a downed power line, but the pole didn't sustain any damage.
The police officer told me that when Mom comes back in town that she may press charges for stolen vehicle against my son even though her daughter loaned my son the car. Daughters name isn't on the title.
Should I get a lawyer? Wouldn't her auto insurance cover this since insurance follows the vehicle? Of course the insurance company will probably come after us after that, don't you think? Any help as to what to expect would be greatly appreciated.... Court date is 12/6/04