Newlydivmomto4
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Kentucky
This isn't quite a custody/visitation question, but not sure where else to put it. My step-daughter lives with her mom, she is 16, mom has custody, my husband has visitation and does not have a permit or a license. However, she is "a great driver" according to her, and drives her friend's car all the time. She actually brags about it to my husband when she comes up on the weekends. We obviously do not let her drive our vehicles, cannot do anything about her permit because in KY you have to have custodial parent with the teen as well as documentation from their school.
To my question, if the child were to get in an accident while driving, I'm guessing that the friend's insurance would not cover the accident because she's an unlicensed driver. Car owner I'm guessing could sue child and possible parents? I told my husband that I thought he should send a letter to his ex-wife stating that he does not agree with his daughter driving a friend's car without a license and that he will not be liable if she continues to allow this to happen. Would my husband be liable if the child were to get in an accident?
This isn't quite a custody/visitation question, but not sure where else to put it. My step-daughter lives with her mom, she is 16, mom has custody, my husband has visitation and does not have a permit or a license. However, she is "a great driver" according to her, and drives her friend's car all the time. She actually brags about it to my husband when she comes up on the weekends. We obviously do not let her drive our vehicles, cannot do anything about her permit because in KY you have to have custodial parent with the teen as well as documentation from their school.
To my question, if the child were to get in an accident while driving, I'm guessing that the friend's insurance would not cover the accident because she's an unlicensed driver. Car owner I'm guessing could sue child and possible parents? I told my husband that I thought he should send a letter to his ex-wife stating that he does not agree with his daughter driving a friend's car without a license and that he will not be liable if she continues to allow this to happen. Would my husband be liable if the child were to get in an accident?