elizabeth asked:


When my son was living with us he was involved in an altercation with a neighbor. That neighbor is now suing us via our homeowners policy for injuries he sustained as my son was defending himself. No arrests were made, but the police were called. If the insurance company decides to pay the claim, now that my son has his own home, will my insurance company try to recoup their money by suing my son?

Alize asked:


I am with a home improvement magazine which specializes in advertisements and we are interested in finding an underwriter that would be willing to brand a product – a home insurance policy. The underwriter will handle all daily operations regarding the insurance in itself, and in turn, we would divert all applicable traffic to you via our publications. Our magazine has an extremely large following, and is trusted and well respected. I am interested in names and phone numbers from probable companies which may be able to assist us. Please, valid answers only. Thanks!
We distribute to over 4 million homes per month, with franchises in 26 cities and growing. The people who recieve our magazine are pre-screened and meet certain qualifications and all own their own homes. We have been in business for the past 6 years.

goody2shu asked:


i live in southern california and my home value is 600,000. I pay 2,200 for insurance every 6 months. i think this is a little too high but would like to know if this is average. When i bought the house i was too excited that i didnt even talked to my insurance agent, who is located in Fresno, Ca. I do live near a school could that also be the reason why my home insurance is so high? Could the location make any different? Can i also change insurance or will there be a penalty? I have no clue? My insurance is through Farmer.
thanks in advance!!!!!