carenterguy
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California.
Hello, My fiancé and I recently got a joint car insurance policy for herself, her father, and myself because we all live together and share vehicles. During this process we also purchased a renters policy because it gave us a bigger discount. The auto policy has all 3 names listed as the insured, but I noticed today after the disaster happened (house fire), that only my name is on the policy. When we signed up for this policy it should have been in all 3 of our names, just like the car insurance policy. The insurance agent knew this because we got additional coverage because it would be for all 3 of ours property.
Thankfully the fire was put out quickly and most of the damage is to my own personal property, but there was some of her and her fathers property damaged / totaled by the fire.
What do we do in this case? Do I have a right to contact the insurance company and tell them their names should have been on the policy as well mine?
Thanks,
Renter in California.
Hello, My fiancé and I recently got a joint car insurance policy for herself, her father, and myself because we all live together and share vehicles. During this process we also purchased a renters policy because it gave us a bigger discount. The auto policy has all 3 names listed as the insured, but I noticed today after the disaster happened (house fire), that only my name is on the policy. When we signed up for this policy it should have been in all 3 of our names, just like the car insurance policy. The insurance agent knew this because we got additional coverage because it would be for all 3 of ours property.
Thankfully the fire was put out quickly and most of the damage is to my own personal property, but there was some of her and her fathers property damaged / totaled by the fire.
What do we do in this case? Do I have a right to contact the insurance company and tell them their names should have been on the policy as well mine?
Thanks,
Renter in California.