Insurance
If I was in an accident and the person who was at fault did not have enough UM coverage to cover my bills, can I collect against the UM on my own automobile policies? I have two auto policies each with 75,000 UM/UIM and two vehicles listed on each policy. The accident was on a motorcycle that is NOT covered on either of these policies. The lady who hit me had 25,0000 UM and so did I on my motorcycle policy. I'm told that's the most I can recover. However, I heard I might be able to put a claim against my own auto policies for the difference in coverage amounts. Is that true and if so, could I put a claim against both policies? And against all the vehicles or just against the entire policy(s)? My medical bills alone so far are over $250,000, I'm wheel chair bound and still not able to work so I have no salary coming in and I'm at a loss on how I'm going to be able to pay all my bills.
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Citizenship Application question
1. My parents are over 55 years of ageand have lived here for 19 years. So they don't have to take the English test but they have to take a Civics test correct? What is a Civics test? What kind of questions can they expect?
2. In the CitizenShip_N-400 application, Part 6 A and Part B asks you for Information about your residence and employment. When you write the dates, is it alright to say from 01/2008 - 06/2008? Or do you have to provide exact dates like 01/01/2008 - 06/01/2008?
denial for claims
im a gulf war i have been denied compensation for irritble bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue, skin cancer, colon resection persistent and severe diarrhea, genitourinary dysfunctions, urgency to urinate and ed received 20% for fibromyalgia but va states other conditions were pre-existing i dont believe this is right under presumptive titleis fibromyalgia,chronic fatigue linked
Car Wrongfully Towed
My car was towed out of my complex. The said they had it towed due to management request. When I contacted management they said that because it had a flat tire which it only in the past two days went flat that it was considered an inoperable car. I looked up what the definition of inoperable was and it said inoperable means unable to perform its normal function. Having a flat tire does not render a car inoperable. So now I have to pay for the towing and I was wondering what I can do about this. Is it worth bringing to small claims court?
private nuisance-neighbor bringing down property values
My neighbor has let his house deteriorate to the point that my house won't sell. The realtors have asked if the house is abandoned or in foreclosure. The township will not help although we've made numerous complaints. Can I file a complaint against my neighbor claiming personal nuisance?
